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An intitiative of the Center for International Programs and Services (CIPS) at Gallaudet University
World Deaf
Information Resource Project
Center for International Programs and Services (CIPS)
Gallaudet University
http://cips.gallaudet.edu/wdi.xml
http://cips.gallaudet.edu
http://www.gallaudet.edu
First Edition: October 2009
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION TO THIS FILE
The World Deaf Information Resource Project
Please Read This First! (A few caveats)
How You Can Help
What Does CIPS Mean by ―Deaf Organizations‖?
What Other Informational Resources Does CIPS Want?
What Kind of Contact Information Does CIPS Want?
How Do I Communicate with CIPS?
May I Disseminate This File?
How is This File Organized?
Thank You!!
P. 8-14
p. 8
p. 8-9
p. 9
p. 9
p. 10
p. 10-11
p. 11
p. 12
p. 12-13
p. 13
INTERNATIONAL DEAF AND DISABILITY ORGANIZATIONS
P. 14-20
P. 14-16
P. 17-18
P. 19-20
NATIONAL- AND LOCAL-LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
AFGHANISTAN
ALBANIA
ALGERIA
ANGOLA
P. 21-92
P. 21
P. 21
P. 21
P. 21
ARGENTINA
ARMENIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
AZERBAIJAN
BANGLADESH
P. 22
P. 22
P. 23-24
P. 24
P. 24
P. 24-28
BELARUS
BELGIUM
BELIZE
BENIN
BOLIVIA
P. 28
P. 28
P. 28
P. 28
P. 28-29
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
BOTSWANA
BRAZIL
BULGARIA
BURKINA FASO
BURUNDI
P. 29
P. 29
P. 30
P. 30
P. 30
P. 30
INTERNATIONAL DEAF ORGANIZATIONS
INTERNATIONAL DISABILITY ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS WORKING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Deaf Organizations in Angola
Deaf Schools in Angola
- p. 21
- p. 21
Deaf Organizations in Bangladesh
Cross-Disability Organizations in Bangladesh
Deaf Organizations in Bolivia
Deaf Schools in Bolivia
- p. 24-25
- p. 25-28
- p. 28-29
- p. 29
Deaf Organizations in Burundi
Deaf Schools in Burundi
- p. 30
- p. 30
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CAMBODIA
P. 30-31
Deaf Organizations in Cambodia
Cross-Disability Organizations in Cambodia
- p. 30-31
- p. 31
CAMEROON
P. 31-32
CANADA
CHILE
CHINA
COLOMBIA
P. 32
P. 32
P. 32-33
P. 33
CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
P. 33-40
CONGO, REPUBLIC OF
COOK ISLANDS
COSTA RICA
COTE D’IVOIRE
CROATIA
CUBA
CYPRUS
CZECH REPUBLIC
DENMARK
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
ECUADOR
EL SALVADOR
P. 40
P. 41
P. 41
P. 41
P. 41
P. 41
P. 41
P. 41-42
P. 42
P. 42
P. 42
P. 42-43
ESTONIA
ETHIOPIA
P. 43
P. 43
FIJI
P. 44
Deaf Organizations in Cameroon
Deaf Schools in Cameroon
- p. 31
- p. 31-32
Deaf Organizations in Colombia
Deaf Schools in Colombia
- p. 33
- p. 33
National & Intl Deaf Orgs in DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Kinshasa, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Bas Congo, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Province Orientale, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Nord Kviu, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Sud Kivu, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs Maniema, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Kasaï Orientale, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Kasaï Occidental, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Bandundu, DR Congo
Deaf Orgs in Katanga, DR Congo
Deaf Cultural and Sports Orgs in DR Congo
Deaf Religious Orgs in DR Congo
Parents’ Orgs in DR Congo
Interpreters’ Orgs in DR Congo
Professionals’ Orgs in DR Congo
Deaf Schools in DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in El Salvador
Cross-Disability Organizations in El Salvador
Deaf Organizations in Ethiopia
Deaf Schools in Ethiopia
- p. 33-34
- p. 34
- p. 34
- p. 35
- p. 35
- p. 35
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- p. 36
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- p. 36-37
- p. 37
- p. 37
- p. 38
- p. 38-40
- p. 42-43
- p. 43
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Deaf Organizations in Fiji
Cross-Disability Organizations in Fiji
Deaf Schools in Fiji
FINLAND
FRANCE
- p. 44
- p. 44
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P. 44
P. 44-45
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GAMBIA
P. 45
GEORGIA
GERMANY
GHANA
P. 45
P. 46
P. 46-47
GREECE
GUATEMALA
GUINEA, REPUBLIC OF
HONDURAS
HONG KONG
HUNGARY
ICELAND
INDIA
P. 47
P. 47
P. 48
P. 48
P. 48
P. 48
P. 49
P. 49-50
INDONESIA
IRAN
IRELAND
P. 50
P. 50-52
P. 52-53
ISRAEL
ITALY
JAPAN
JORDAN
KAZAKHSTAN
KENYA
P. 53-54
P. 54
P. 54
P. 54
P. 54
P. 55-61
KIRIBATI
KOREA, SOUTH (REPUBLIC OF KOREA)
KUWAIT
LAOS
LATVIA
LEBANON
P. 61
P. 61
P. 61
P. 61
P. 61
P. 61-63
Deaf Organizations in Gambia
Interpreters’ Organizations in Gambia
Deaf Schools in Gambia
Deaf Organizations in Ghana
Deaf Schools in Ghana
- p. 45
- p. 45
- p. 45
- p. 46-47
- p. 47
Deaf Organizations in India
Cross-Disability Organizations in India
Deaf Organizations in Ireland
Parents’ Organizations in Ireland
Social Service Agencies in Ireland
Deaf Schools in Ireland
- p. 49-50
- p. 50
- p. 52-53
- p. 53
- p. 53
- p. 53
Deaf Organizations in Kenya
Parents’ Organizations in Kenya
Cross-Disability Organizations in Kenya
Deaf Schools in Rift Valley, Kenya
Deaf Schools in Eastern Kenya
Deaf Schools in Central Kenya
Deaf Schools in Nyanza, Kenya
Deaf Schools in Western Kenya
Deaf Schools in Nairobi, Kenya
Deaf Schools in Coast Kenya
Deaf Schools in North Eastern Kenya
Deaf Vocational & Secondary School Programs in Kenya
Deaf Organizations in Lebanon
Parents’ Organizations in Lebanon
Cross-Disability Organizations in Lebanon
- p. 55-56
- p. 56-57
- p. 57
- p. 57-58
- p. 58
- p. 58
- p. 59
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- p. 60
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- p. 60-61
- p. 61-62
- p. 62
- p. 62
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Deaf & Cross-Disability Schools in Lebanon
- p. 62-63
LESOTHO
LIBERIA
LIBYA
LITHUANIA
MACAU
MACEDONIA
MADAGASCAR
P. 63
P. 63
P. 63
P. 63
P. 63-64
P. 64
P. 64-65
MALAWI
MALAYSIA
MALDIVES
P. 65
P. 65
P. 66
MALI
MALTA
MAURITIUS
MEXICO
P. 66
P. 66
P. 66-67
P. 67
MICRONESIA, FEDERATED STATES OF
MOLDOVA
MONGOLIA
P. 67
P. 67-68
P. 68
MOROCCO
MOZAMBIQUE
NAMIBIA
NEPAL
P. 68
P. 69
P. 68
P. 68-71
NETHERLANDS
NEW ZEALAND
NICARAGUA
NIGER
NIGERIA
P. 71
P. 72
P. 72
P. 72
P. 72
NORWAY
PAKISTAN
P. 72
P. 72-75
PANAMA
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
PARAGUAY
PERU
PHILIPPINES
P. 75
P. 76
P. 76
P. 76
P. 76-77
POLAND
P. 77
Deaf Organizations in Madagascar
Interpreters’ & SL Orgs in Madagascar
Deaf Schools in Madagascar
Deaf Organizations in Maldives
Deaf Schools in Maldives
- p. 64-65
- p. 65
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- p. 66
- p. 66
Deaf Organizations in Mexico
Deaf Schools in Mexico
- p. 67
- p. 67
Deaf Organizations in Mongolia
Cross-Disability Organizations in Mongolia
Deaf Organizations in Nepal
Cross-Disability Organizations in Nepal
Deaf Schools in Nepal
Deaf Organizations in Nigeria
Cross-Disability Organizations in Nigeria
Deaf Organizations in Pakistan
Deaf Schools in Pakistan
- p. 68
- p. 68
- p. 68-70
- p. 70
- p. 71
- p. 72
- p. 72
- p. 72-75
- p. 75
Deaf Organizations in Philippines
Deaf Schools in Philippines
- p. 76-77
- p. 77
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PORTUGAL
QATAR
ROMANIA
RUSSIA
RWANDA
SAMOA
SAUDI ARABIA
SENEGAL
SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO
SIERRA LEONE
SINGAPORE, REPUBLIC OF
SLOVAK REPUBLIC
SLOVENIA
SOLOMON ISLANDS
SOMALIA
SOUTH AFRICA
P. 77
P. 78
P. 78
P. 79
P. 79
P. 79
P. 79
P. 79
P. 79
P. 80
P. 80
P. 80
P. 80
P. 80
P. 81
P. 81-82
SPAIN
SRI LANKA
SUDAN
SWAZILAND
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND
SYRIA
TAJIKISTAN
TANZANIA
THAILAND
TIMOR LESTE
TOGO
TONGA
P. 82
P. 82
P. 82
P. 82
P. 82
P. 83
P. 83
P. 83
P. 83
P. 83
P. 83
P. 84
P. 84
TUNISIA
TURKEY
UGANDA
P. 84
P. 84
P. 84-86
UKRAINE
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
UNITED KINGDOM
UNITED STATES
P. 87
P. 87
P. 87-88
P. 88-89
URUGUAY
P. 89-91
UZEBEKISTAN
VANUATU
P. 91
P. 91
Deaf Organizations in South Africa
Social Service Agencies in South Africa
Deaf-Related Businesses in South Africa
Deaf Organizations in Tonga
Deaf Schools in Tonga
- p. 81
- p. 81-82
- p. 82
- p. 84
- p. 84
Deaf Organizations in Uganda
Deaf Religious Organizations in Uganda
Deaf Schools in Uganda
Deaf Organizations in USA
Parents’ Organizations in USA
- p. 84-85
- p. 86
- p. 86
- p. 88-89
- p. 89
Deaf Organizations in Uruguay
Deaf Schools in Uruguay
Deaf Websites in Urugay
- p. 89-90
- p. 90-91
- p. 91
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VENEZUELA
ZAMBIA
ZIMBABWE
P. 91
P. 91
P. 92
Deaf Organizations in Zimbabwe
Deaf Schools in Zimbabwe
- p. 92
- p. 92
LINKS TO MORE LISTS OF ORGANIZATIONS
P. 93-96
P. 93
P. 94
DEAF INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES
REPORTS ON THE LIVING SITUATION OF DEAF PEOPLE
P. 97-101
P. 97-99
WEBSITES WITH MORE INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES
P. 99-101
CONSULTED FOR THIS LIST
MANY MORE DEAF ORGANIZATIONS
International-Level Reports
Deaf People in Africa
Deaf People in Latin America
Deaf People in Asia
Deaf People in Europe
INDEX
- p. 97-98
- p. 98
- p. 98-99
- p. 99
- p. 99
P. 102-103
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Introduction to This File
The Deaf Information Resource Project
Please Read This First! (A few disclaimers)
How You Can Help
What Does CIPS Mean by ―Deaf Organizations‖?
The World Deaf Information Resource Project
The World Deaf Information Resource project is initiated by the Center for International Programs and
Services (CIPS) at Gallaudet University. Gallaudet is the only liberal arts university for deaf students in the world.
CIPS operates four different programs: the English Language Institute (ELI), which teaches English and American
Sign Language to deaf international students; the Global Education and Scholar Services (GESS), which promotes
international exchange programs to and from Gallaudet University; the International Outreach program; and
International Student Services (ISS). CIPS is operated by the Gallaudet University College of Professional Studies
and Outreach (CPSO), which offers an array of personal and professional development programs and services that
promote career development and advancement and life-long learning opportunities.
CIPS wishes to build a web site to provide information about deaf-related resources around the world. As a
first step, we have started to gather contact information for international-, national-, and local-level deaf
organizations in all countries.
This information can help deaf organizations contact each other so they can exchange knowledge and ideas.
Deaf individuals also can use this information to find organizations that work to protect their human rights; that
provide services to the deaf community; or that enable them to socialize and develop contacts. We hope that this
information will be valuable for you.
In the future, we hope to be able to expand the website to include many more informational resources of
interest to deaf organizations and deaf individuals around the world. For example, this could include information
about deaf schools, scholarship opportunities for deaf students, reports about the living situation of deaf people
around the world, and more. What topics interest you the most? Please share your feedback with the World Deaf
Information Project at CIPS (see the section on ―How Do I Communicate with CIPS‖ further below for full contact
details).
All the information contained in this file can also be found on the CIPS website at
http://cips.gallaudet.edu/wdi.xml. More information will be added to the web site as we locate it. Your assistance in
providing accurate, up-to-date information of interest to the international deaf community is welcome.
Learn more about Gallaudet University at http://www.gallaudet.edu.
Please Read This First! (A few disclaimers)
Before reading the rest of this file, please remember a few things:
Inclusion in this file is not an endorsement of the organization‘s vision, mission, or activities. This file
and the World Deaf Information Resource project at the CIPS/Gallaudet website are disseminated for
informational purposes only.
CIPS does not have the time or resources to examine each organization to determine if it is financially
stable, responsible, or otherwise legitimate. Please use your own personal judgment in deciding which
organizations you wish to be involved with.
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Contact information can change quickly. Mailing addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and even
web site addresses may all go out of date.
We do our best to provide useful and reliable information. However, due to time constraints and other
challenges, CIPS is not always able to confirm that the information we have is accurate.
We need your help in improving and expanding the information in this file. Please contact CIPS if you are
able to assist in adding or correcting any information for this file. See the section entitled ―How Do I
Communicate with CIPS?‖ for full contact details.
Usually, the most recent, up-to-date information will be at the CIPS website at
CIPS will try, but cannot guarantee, to produce an updated version of this file on a periodic basis. If this
file is more than a few months old then it may be worth consulting CIPS‘ website or communicating with
CIPS to find out if a more recent version of this file is available. If you have access to the web, then the
most recent information will usually be posted at the CIPS website. If you don‘t have Internet access, then
please see the section entitled ―How Do I Communicate with CIPS?‖ further below for instructions on how
to contact CIPS.
How You Can Help
CIPS wants to make this file as complete and accurate as possible. You can help!
Please review this file.
o Are the deaf organizations you know included? If not, please provide us with its name, full
contact details, and a short description of its primary mission and purpose.
o Is their contact information complete and up to date? See the section below on ―What Kind of
Contact Information Does CIPS Want?‖ for more instruction.
o Yes, we also welcome other types of informational resources of interest to deaf individuals, deaf
organizations, and deaf schools around the world. Please see the sections entitled ―What Does
CIPS Mean by ‗Deaf Organizations‘ ‖ and ―What Kind of Informational Resources Do We
Want?‖ for more detail.
Ready to provide information? See the section entitled ―How Do I Communicate with CIPS?‖ for full
contact details via email, fax, or postal mail.
What Does CIPS Mean by “Deaf Organizations?”
Our immediate priority is gathering information about deaf organizations at the international, national,
and local levels.
We are interested in organizations and clubs run by and for signing deaf or deafblind people, AND ALSO
organizations run by and for hard of hearing people; late-deafened adults; non-signing deaf people; deaf
women; deaf youth; aging deaf people; deaf people in ethnic or religious minority groups; deaf people in
rural areas; deaf people living in poverty; deaf people who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender; deaf
people with additional disabilities and deafblind people; and other sub-populations of the deaf and hard of
hearing communities in your country.
We also welcome information about organizations by and for parents and family of deaf people; teachers of
deaf students; sign language interpreters; and other organizations for people closely affiliated with the deaf,
hard of hearing, or deafblind communities.
Yes, we want information about cross-disability organizations, too (i.e., organizations for people with
different types of disabilities). However, cross-disability organizations should be inclusive of deaf people in
their membership, leadership, programs, projects, and activities.
You can submit your information to [email protected]
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Schools that serve deaf students.
o Please clarify which schools are pre-schools, primary schools, secondary schools, vocational
training programs, etc. Yes, we also want parent/infant intervention programs.
o Is it a school that serves only deaf students? Or something else? Please clarify.
o Information about the communication approach used at the school is also helpful. For example, are
students taught through sign language?
Social service agencies that serve deaf people, government ministries that work with deaf organizations,
etc.
Please advise how people or organizations can obtain reports, data, research, etc., about the living situation
of deaf people in your country or region.
o Has it been published on the web? Please send us the URL link and any other important
information about the publication.
o Is it not available on the web? Please send the full source citation and any instructions for how
people can obtain their own copy.
You can submit your information to [email protected]
Some people depend on email for most of their communication. But the printed version of this file may
reach many people without Internet access. The more contact information you can include for each school
or organization, the better.
When you submit information about deaf organizations or deaf schools for this website, please include as
many of the following details as you can. Please present postal mailing addresses in a format similar to
what a person would need to use to address a postal envelope to the organization from another country. For
all phone numbers, please include the area code and country code if you know them.
Name of school or organization
Postal Mailing address
Video phone number
Text phone number (TTY/TDD/Minicom)
SMS/Text message number
Voice phone number
Fax number
Email address
Website address
It also is helpful to include a short description of the primary purpose and mission of the school or
organization. This description can be between one and three sentences. We may revise descriptions at our
discretion for brevity, clarity, stylistic consistency, grammar, and other issues.
Please do clarify what type of organization you are sharing (for example, advocacy group, deaf club or
society, sports organization, cultural arts organization, religious organization, deaf primary school,
secondary school, vocational training program, government agency, etc.).
You can submit your information to [email protected].
Here are two examples of actual organizations with their contact information and descriptions:
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Deaf Children Australia
PO Box 6466
St Kilda Road Central
Melbourne
Victoria 8008
Australia
Phone: (61) 3-9539-5300
TTY: (61) 3-9510-7143
Fax: (61) 3-9525-2595
[email protected]
http://www.deafchildrenaustralia.org.au/
Description: Deaf Children Australia is a not-for-profit organization that provides information, advocacy, support
services and educational resources that respond to the needs of deaf and hearing impaired children and young
adults and their families.
Shrijana Deaf Higher Secondary School
Gandaki Association of the Deaf
Phirke, Pokhara, Nepal
PO Box 517, Pokhara, Kaski, Nepal
Phone/Fax: 0977- 61- 5 23295
Phone/Fax: 977-61-560466
Mobile: +977-9856023907
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.deafschool.edu.np/
Description: Classes are available from nursery school up through grade 12 in upper secondary school. Students
are taught via sign language.
You may contact the World Deaf Information Project via the Center for International Programs and Services
(CIPS) at Gallaudet University via email, fax, or postal mail:
Via Email to [email protected]
Via Fax to 1-202-448-6954
Via postal mail to:
800 Florida Avenue NE
Washington DC 20002-3695
United States of America
Please do also consult our website at http://cips.gallaudet.edu/wdi.xml.
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May I Disseminate This File?
Yes! Please do circulate this file widely! You may disseminate information from this file or the website to
your contacts in any electronic or print format you wish. You can download the most recent version of this
file at http://cips.gallaudet.edu/wdi.xml. This file is available in Word format, PDF format, and RTF.
If you wish to share this information via your website then we encourage you to please link to
http://cips.gallaudet.edu/wdi.xml. The information in this file may change frequently. The most recent, upto-date information will usually be at the Gallaudet University Center for International Programs and
Services (CIPS) website. Linking to our website will help ensure that your visitors will be able to obtain
the most recent information possible.
You may make as many hard copies as you want and disseminate them anywhere you want, to as many
people as you want. However, please do not sell any of this information for profit. Any money you request
for disseminating hard copies should be limited to reimbursement for the cost of producing and mailing
copies.
This file can help you find deaf organizations and other deaf-related resources around the world.
Understanding how the information is organized may be helpful in identifying the information you want more
quickly and easily.
The Table Contents on pages 2-6 gives a broad overview of the contents.
On pages 14 to 20, you will find contact information and website links for international-level organizations
that serve deaf people and people with disabilities in general. Deaf-related organizations are listed first,
then other disability organizations, then organizations that support developing countries.
On pages 21 to 92, you will find contact information for hundreds of national-level and local-level
organizations and schools.
o These are organized alphabetically by country name, from Afghanistan through Zimbabwe.
o Within each country, information is further organized, where feasible or needed, into categories
such as
 ―deaf organizations‖;

―parents‘ organizations‖;
 ―interpreters‘ organizations‖;
 ―cross-disability organizations‖;
 ―deaf schools‖,
 And etc.
o In a few cases, we also have been able to organize information by state or province.
o Within each subsection, organizations and schools are usually organized alphabetically.
It is nearly impossible for any one website or file to include all the deaf-related informational resources that
are available. On pages 93 to 96, you will find links to websites that list more deaf organizations or that
link to more deaf-related informational resources in general.
On pages 97 to101, you will find other types of informational resources. This includes web links to reports
on the living conditions experienced by deaf people around the world. You also will find a list of web links
that can help you find many more deaf and disability related information resources globally.
The index on pages 102-103 can provide additional assistance in locating the specific types of resources
you need, for example deaf women‘s organizations or deafblind orgranizations.
Each individual entry for an organization or other resource begins with its title in bold face font. Next, the
entry includes, where applicable: the mailing address, phone numbers, email addresses, and website
addresses. At the bottom of each entry, where applicable, is a short description of the organization or other
resource. For some entries, there is an extra notation in square brackets. In most cases, these notations
indicate whether CIPS was able to confirm that the information is up-to-date, either via direct
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correspondence with someone in the organization, via its website, or via a third party (for example, a
different organization familiar with its activities). See further below for a model.
Different people have different preferences for how to refer to deaf and hard of hearing people. No single
term or set of terms can please all people in the Deaf, deaf, and hard of hearing communities.
o Different types of organizations in different countries do not all use the same term or terms to refer
to deaf people. Different cultures sometimes have different norms for what terms they consider
acceptable or unacceptable. Language also makes a difference: certain terms used in English may
not translate easily to other languages. Terms considered unacceptable in the deaf community in
your country may be acceptable in the deaf community in another country and vice versa.
o CIPS usually uses the organization‘s own name or description for itself. This means that some
descriptions may use language or terminology that not all deaf people will agree with. For
example, some organizations use the term ―hearing impaired‖ to describe its members, and a few
use the phrase ―deaf and dumb‖ in their title.
o In some cases we do re-write descriptions submitted by organizations for brevity, clarity,
grammar, stylistic consistency, and other factors. But we do not alter their language for ―political
correctness.‖ If you see a term you disagree with, then usually the term is used by the
organization itself.
Name of
organization
Phone numbers
Website address
Description
Bangladesh Protibandhi Kallyan Somity
BPKS Complex
Dhakkhinkhan, Uttara
Mailing address
Dhaka 1230
Bangladesh
Phone: (880) 2-892-3915
(880) 2-896-0077
Fax: (880) 2-896-0078
Email address
[email protected]
http://www.bpksbd.org/
Description: This self-help organization of people with disabilities includes
hearing impaired people among its members. It works to ensure the rights of
people with disabilities and to improve their socio-economic status.
[Info confirmed w/third party & website]
Extra notation
Thank You!
The Center on International Programs and Services (CIPS) at Gallaudet University initiated this World
Deaf Information project between June and August 2009. However, we could never have gathered so much
information without being able to build upon prior efforts by other organizations, including the World Federation of
the Deaf, Mobility International USA, the United Nations Enable website, and the We Can Do blog.
We also are grateful to a very long list of individuals and organizations around the world who took the time
from their busy schedules to help with this project. Some organizations helped us make sure their own contact
information was up to date. Some people passed CIPS‘ inquiry along to their network of contacts. Some volunteers
went far above and beyond the call of duty to research and submit information about dozens of schools and
organizations in their country or in their network of contacts.
If we tried to thank each person individually for their labor, we would probably miss some because so
many people have been involved. If you were one of the people who submitted information for this project, or who
assisted in some other manner, then please accept a big THANK YOU! from CIPS at Gallaudet University!
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International Deaf and
Disability Organizations
International Deaf Organizations
International Disability Organizations
Organizations Working in Developing Countries
International Deaf Organizations
These international-level organizations work on behalf of deaf, deafblind, late deafened, and hard of
hearing people globally. Some international-level organizations strive to serve all nations when resources permit.
Other international organizations specialize in a specified list of countries or regions. Consult the website for the
organization that interests you, or communicate with them directly, to learn whether your country is included in its
mission.
World Federation of the Deaf
WFD General Secretariat
P.O. Box 65
FIN-00401
Helsinki, Finland
Fax: +358 9 580 3572
[email protected] (WFD President)
[email protected] (General info and enquiries)
[email protected] (Join as a member)
[email protected] (Ordering WFD merchandise)
http://www.wfdeaf.org
Description: With more than 130 national deaf-run
organizations in its membership, WFD acts as a
spokes-organization for deaf people around the
world. Consult its web site for policy papers and fact
sheets on deaf people; a list of organizations that
support developing countries; a list of industrialized
country governments that support developing
countries; and a web page targeted at deaf people in
developing countries.
[info confirmed w/website]
World Federation of the Deafblind
Lex Grandia, President
Snehvidevej 13
DK-9400 Noerresundby
Denmark
Phone: +45 98 19 20 99
Fax: +45 98 19 20 57
[email protected] (President)
[email protected] (Vice President)
[email protected] (Secretary
General)
[email protected] (Treasurer)
[email protected] (Africa)
[email protected] (Asia)
[email protected] (Europe)
[email protected] (Latin America)
[email protected] (North America)
[email protected] (The Pacific)
http://www.wfdb.org/
Description: The WFDB represents national
organizations of deafblind people internationally. It
disseminates information about deafblindness and the
services that deafblind people need to lead
independent lives. Consult its web site for links to
other deafblind organizations globally.
International Federation of the Hard of
Hearing
Box 6605
S - 113 84 Stockholm
Sweden
[email protected]
http://www.ifhoh.org/
Description: The IFHOH facilitates the exchange of
information among organizations representing hard
of hearing and late-deafened people. Consult its web
site for a list of IFHOH member organizations and
for papers on hard of hearing people and related
topics.
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International Federation for Hard-ofHearing Young People
Niels-Henrik Mller Hansen
Victor Bendixgade 8 2.th
Copenhagen
2100
Denmark
[email protected]
http://www.ifhohyp.org/php/page.php
Description: IFHOHYP is an international nongovernmental federation for national and regional
youth organizations dedicated to hard of hearing
young people throughout the world. It is committed
to promoting equal rights for hard of hearing young
people at all levels of the community.
Deaf Child Worldwide
15 Dufferin Street
London EC1Y 8UR
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0)20 7549 0454
Minicom: +44 (0)20 7490 8656
Fax: +44 (0)20 7251 5020
[email protected]
http://www.deafchildworldwide.info/
Description: Deaf Child Worldwide works to defend
the rights of deaf children, strengthen local
organizations, and improve government services
globally. Consult its web site for case studies of
projects working with deaf children; its resource
library of articles on deaf children; and a listing of
future deaf-related events.
Sense International
101 Pentonville Road
London N1 9LG
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0)20 7520 0980
Fax: +44 (0)20 7520 0985
[email protected]
http://www.senseinternational.org.uk/index.php
Description: Sense International works with
deafblind people in developing countries so they can
communicate, connect, interact, and flourish.
Consult its web site for its list of regional offices in
India, East Africa, Latin America, and Romania.
World Association of Sign Language
Interpreters
PO Box 56216
London N4 2UD
United Kingdom
Email via website:
http://www.wasli.org/Contact%20Forms/Secretary.htm
http://www.wasli.org
Description: WASLI offers information relevant to
deaf and hearing sign language interpreters globally.
Consult their newsletter and country reports for
information about access to sign language
interpreters for deaf people around the world.
International Committee of Silent Sports
7310 Grove Road, Suite 106
Frederick, MD 21704
Fax: (301) 620-2990
[email protected]
http://www.ciss.org
Description: CISS is devoted to cherishing the spirit
of Deaflympics in which Deaf athletes strive to reach
the pinnacle of competition by embracing the motto
of per ludos aequalitas (Equality through sports) and
adhering to the ideals of the Olympics.
WRAD, Inc.
PO Box 3211
Quartz Hills, CA 93586
Video Phone: (661) 943-8879
Phone: (661) 943-8879
TTY: (716) 586-4208
Fax: (716) 475-7101
[email protected]
http://wrad.org/home.htm
Description: Provides programs, services, and
activities to people who are hearing, deaf, or hard of
hearing.
Quota International
1420 21st Street NW
Washington DC 20036
Telephone: (202) 331-9694
Fax: (202) 331-4395
[email protected]
http://www.quota.org
Description: This international service organization
links members of all ages, occupations, and
nationalities in a worldwide network of service and
friendship. Serves deaf, hard of hearing, and speech
impaired people and disadvantaged women and
children. Consult its website for a list of Quota
International clubs around the world.
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Association of Late Deafened Adults –
Asia Pacific (ALDA-AP)
1233/B, LAC II, St. 37/B, Mehmoodabad # 6,
(Behind United Bakery),
Karachi – 75640
Pakistan
[email protected] (Reaches Muhammad
Akram)
http://www.danishkadah.org.pk/networks/ALDAAP/
Description: Open for membership to any latedeafened adult in the Asia Pacific region. Enables
members to exchange coping strategies and
participate in recreational programs, conferences,
and workshops.
[Info confirmed w/third party]
Regional South Asia Pacific Secretariat
under WFD
Mr. Ichiro Miyamoto, Director
[email protected]
http://www.jfd.or.jp
European Union of the Deaf
rue de la Loi - Wetstraat 26/15
B-1040 Brussels
Belgium
Fax: +32-2-280-34-39
http://www.eud.eu/
Description: The EUD comprises National
Associations of Deaf people in Europe. It is the only
organization representing the interests of Deaf
Europeans at the European Union level. Consult its
website to learn more detail about its member
organizations and partners. Can be emailed via its
web-based email form.
European Federation of Hard of Hearing
People (EFHOH)
SE-113 84 Stockholm
Sweden
Gävlegatan 16 (Office)
Tel: +46 8 457 5500
Fax: +46 8 457 5503
[email protected]
http://www.efhoh.org/
Description: EFHOH contains the European
members of the International Federation of Hard of
Hearing People (IFHOH). Their website has links to
some national-level organizations of hard of hearing
people in Europe.
European Forum of Sign Language
Interpreters
Maya de Wit, President
Vinkenhof 31
3741 WK Baarn
The Netherlands
Fax: +31 35 5339873
[email protected] (Reaches EFSLI president)
[email protected]
http://www.efsli.org/
Description: EFSLI is an organization of Sign
Language Interpreters consisting of national and
regional associations, individual, and associate
members throughout Europe. Its website links to
more interpreter organizations in Europe.
European Federation of Associations of
Teachers of the Deaf
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.feapda.org/
Description: FEAPDA is a group of Teachers of the
Deaf that addresses issues concerning the education
of deaf children and young people. Its website links
to more associations of teachers of the deaf and other
organizations working with deaf people throughout
Europe.
c/o Hörselskadades Riksförbund
Box 6605
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International Disability Organizations
These international-level organizations work on behalf of people with disabilities globally. Most work in
both industrialized and developing countries. Some of these are cross-disability organizations that include deaf and
hard of hearing people in their mission, programs, and activities. This list also includes a few major organizations
that specialize in a specific disability group, such as blind people or people with psychosocial disabilities.
Disabled People International
874 Topsail Road
Mount Pearl, Newfoundland
A1N 3J9
Canada
Phone: 709-747-7600
Fax: 709-747-7603
[email protected]
http://www.dpi.org
Description: DPI is an umbrella organization for
national organizations or assemblies that promote
the human rights of people with disabilities. Its
website is available in English, French, and Spanish.
Consult its web site for on-line publications, articles,
and reports on people with disabilities globally and
for a full listing of more than 100 DPI member
organizations.
eight countries. Its main page leads to the home
page for each national office.
World Institute on Disability
510 16th Street, Suite 100
Oakland, California 94612
Voice: 510-763-4100
TTY: 510-208-9493
Fax: 510-763-4109
[email protected]
http://www.wid.org
Description: WID uses research, training, advocacy,
and public education to strengthen the disability
movement. Consult its site for various publications
and web content on international development,
poverty, and human rights in developing countries.
Rehabilitation International
International Disability Alliance (IDA)
25 East 21 Street, 4th floor
New York, NY 10010
Phone: +1 212-420-1500
Fax: +1 212-505-0871
[email protected]
http://www.riglobal.org
Description: RI is a global network of people with
disabilities, service providers, researchers,
government agencies, and advocates who promote
the human rights, inclusion, and rehabilitation of
people with disabilities. Consult the RI membership
directory for a listing of more than 700 member
organizations in nearly 100 countries.
IDA Secretariat Headquarters
25 East 21st Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10009
Phone: +1 212 420 1500
Fax: +1 212 505 0871
[email protected]
http://www.internationaldisabilityalliance.org/
Description: IDA speaks for the international
disability movement in global policy matters. It is
formed from a network representing Disabled
Peoples’ International, Inclusion International,
International Federation of Hard of Hearing People,
Rehabilitation International, World Blind Union,
World Federation of the Deaf, World Federation of
the Deafblind, and World Network of Users and
Survivors of Psychiatry.
Handicap International
Handicap International UK
CAN Mezzanine, 32-36 Loman Street
London, SE1 0EH
UK
Phone: + 44 (0)870 774 3737 (UK office
Phone: +33 (0)4 78 69 67 00 (French headquarters)
[email protected] (UK office)
http://www.handicap-international.org
Description: With programs in about 60 countries,
HI supports the efforts of people with disabilities to
become more self-reliant and intervenes in
emergency situations. HI has national offices in
Disability Rights Promotion International
York University, 5021 T.E.L. Building
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3
Canada
Phone: 1-416-736-2100 ext. 20718
Fax: 1-416-736-5986
[email protected]
http://www.yorku.ca/drpi/
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Description: DPRI is a collaborative project to
establish a monitoring system to address
discrimination against people with disabilities
around the world. Consult its web site for materials
on how the UN Human Rights System works or for
resources and publications on disability rights
initiatives globally.
Mental Disabilities Rights International
1156 15th Street NW
Suite 1001
Washington, DC 20005 USA
Phone: 202.296.0800
Fax: 202.728.3053
[email protected]
http://www.mdri.org
Description: MDRI promotes the human rights of
people with mental disabilities (intellectual and
psychosocial disabilities) globally. Consult its web
site for reports documenting human rights abuses
against people with intellectual and psychosocial
disabilities, particularly in institutions.
Inclusion International
c/o The Rix Centre University of East London
Docklands Campus
London E16 2RD
Great Britain
Phone: +44 (0) 208 223 7709
+44 (0) 208 223 7411
[email protected]
http://www.inclusion-international.org/
Description: II promotes the human rights of people
with intellectual disabilities and their families
globally. Its website provides toolkits on various
topics such as poverty reduction; inclusive
education; and human rights. Its website is available
in English, Spanish, or French.
World Blind Union
1929 Bayview Avenue
Toronto Ontario, Canada M4G 3E8
Phone: 1-416-486-9698
Fax: 1-416-486-8107
[email protected]
http://www.worldblindunion.org
Description: WBU represents the concerns of blind
and partially sighted people in 600 organizations in
178 member countries. Their web site is available in
English, French, or Spanish.
World Network of Users and Survivors of
Psychiatry
WNUSP Secretariat
Store Glasvej 49
5000 Odense C
Denmark
Phone: +45 66 19 45 11
[email protected]
http://www.wnusp.net
Description: The WNUSP promotes the human
rights and interests of people with psychosocial
disabilities. It is run by and for users and survivors
of psychiatry around the world. Consult their web
site for an extensive collection of materials on the
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
(CRPD).
Australia Pacific Islands Disability
Support
49 Rubiton Crt, Gisborne
Victoria 3437
Australia
Phone: +61 410085160
[email protected]
http://www.apids.org/page2.htm
Description: APIDS acts as a broker between
organizations and individuals in Australia who
wish to support people with disabilities and
disabled peoples’ organizations in the Pacific.
Is inclusive of deaf organizations.
[info confirmed w/org]
DanishKadah
D-63, Block 8, Gulshane-e-Iqbal, Karachi
Pakistan
Phone: +92 333
[email protected]
http://www.danishkadah.org.pk/
Description: Works to empower people with
disabilities and deafness so they can better and more
independent lives. Focuses on education,
information, technology, networking, collaboration,
and inclusion. This cross-disability organization was
established by a deaf person and has many deaf
members.
[info confirmed w/website and w/org]
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Organizations Working in Developing Countries
These organizations support efforts to fight poverty and promote human rights among Deaf people and
people with disabilities in developing countries. For more organizations working in developing countries, consult
the list of international deaf organizations; international disability organizations; and, of course, the individual
countries that interest you in the list of national- and local-level organizations.
Disability Awareness in Action
46 The Parklands
Hullavington
Wiltshire SN14 6DL
United Kingdom
[email protected]
http://www.daa.org.uk
Description: DAA is an international human rights
network run by and for people with disabilities. Its
primary emphasis is human rights in developing
countries. Consult their web site for a list of useful
links and for DAA’s resource kits on organization
building, fund raising, women with disabilities, and
civil rights law.
Christian Blind Mission (CBM)
Nibelungenstr. 124, D - 64625 Bensheim
Germany
Phone: +49.6251.131.320
Fax: +49 (0)6251 131 165
[email protected]
http://www.cbm.org
Description: CBM is an international Christian
development organization committed to improving
the quality of life of people with disabilities in the
poorest countries of the world. It works with partner
organizations to enable people with disabilities to
access affordable health care and rehabilitation,
quality education programs, and livelihood
opportunities. Has links to many disability-related
information resources.
International Disability and Development
Consortium (IDDC)
c/o LFTW
rue Washington 40
B-1050 Brussels
Belgium
Phone: +32 (0)2 644.43.23
[email protected]
http://www.iddc.org.uk
Description: IDDC promotes the rights of people
with disabilities. Consult its web site for publications
on a range of topics related to people with
disabilities in developing countries. Click on
“disability and development topics.”
Action on Disability and Development
Vallis House, 57 Vallis Road
Frome, Somerset, BA11 3EG
United Kingdom
Phone: 01373 473064
Fax: 01373 452075
Text Phone: 454422
Email via web:
http://www.add.org.uk/email_form.asp?name=uk
http://www.add.org.uk/index.asp
Description: Action on Disability and Development
supports Disabled People’s Organizations (DPOs) in
Africa and Asia so they can promote the rights of all
people with disabilities. It also influences
mainstream policy makers and international
development workers to include the needs of people
with disabilities in all their work.
Disabled Peoples’ Organizations –
Denmark (DPOD)
Kløverprisvej 10B
2650 Hvidovre
Denmark
Phone: +45 3675 1777,
Fax: +45 3675 1403
[email protected]
http://www.disability.dk/
Description: DPOD contributes to the development
of strong organizations of people with disabilities in
developing countries. Also works to persuade
country governments to respect the human rights of
people with disabilities. Has programs in 12
countries.
Australian Disability and Development
Consortium (ADDC)
Phone: 1 800 678 069
+61 3 8843 4587
[email protected]
http://www.addc.org.au/
Description: The ADDC promotes the integration of
disability issues into all Australian development
programs and policies in developing countries.
Consult its site for an extensive collection of links to
international organizations, as well as for links to
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reports, fact sheets, and guidelines on topics such as
poverty and disability; advocacy; emergency and
conflict situations; and more.
Mobility International USA (MIUSA)
International Development and Disability
132 E. Broadway, Suite 343
Eugene, Oregon 97401
[email protected]
http://www.miusa.org/idd
Description: The International Development and
Disability office within MIUSA works as a bridge
between the disability community and the mainstream
international development community. It promotes
the inclusion of people with disabilities in
mainstream international development programs and
activities.
Inter-American Institute on Disability
and Inclusive Development
Rosangela Berman Bieler, Executive Director
27-37 27th Street, #1B,
New York, NY 11102.
Phone: 1(347) 738-6472.
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.iidi.org
Description: IIDI promotes the inclusion and
autonomy of people with disabilities and their
families in the Inter-American region. IIDI generates
and disseminates knowledge, provides training and
capacity building to disabled people’s organizations
(DPOs), and offers technical assistance to
governments and development organizations. Their
web site is in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Asian-Pacific Development Center on
Disability
Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability
Building
Rajvithi Rd., Rajthevee, Bangkok 10400
Thailand
Phone: 66-(0)-2354-7505
66-(0)-2354-3525-29
Fax: 66-(0)-2354-7507
66-(0)-2354-3530
[email protected]
http://www.apcdproject.org/
Description: The APCD promotes the empowerment
of people with disabilities in the Asia and Pacific
Region. It provides training to grass-roots leaders
with disabilities and encourages organizations to
exchange disability-related information throughout
Asia.
The Secretariat of the African Decade of
Persons with Disabilities
PO Box 587
Cape Town 8000
South Africa
Phone: +27 (0)21 426 5858/5864
Fax: +27 (0)21 422 0861
[email protected]
http://www.africandecade.org/
Description: This organization promotes the African
Decade of Persons with Disabilities. Consult its web
site for materials, resources, and toolkits for
disability advocates throughout Africa.
Enabling Education Network
c/o Educational Support and Inclusion
School of Education
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
Manchester M13 9PL
UK
Phone: +44 (0)161 275 3711
Mobile/SMS: +44 (0)7929 326 564
Fax: +44 (0)161 275 3548
[email protected]
http://www.eenet.org.uk
Description: EENET promotes regional networking
and information sharing on inclusive education in
developing countries. Consult its web site for
documents, training tools, and other materials
related to educating students with disabilities. Its
materials are available in a wide range of languages
including Arabic, Bahasa, French, Kishwali, Nepali,
Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Thai, and
Urdu.
Global Partnership for Disability and
Development (GPDD)
Kelly Hamel, GPDD Secretariat
Voice: (202) 296-5392
[email protected]
http://www.gpdd-online.org/
Description: GPDD promotes collaboration among
development agencies and organizations to fight
poverty and exclusion among people with disabilities
in developing countries. You do not have to be a
GPDD member to join its email discussion list.
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Local-Level Deaf Organizations
Associação Nacionale de Surdos de
Angola - ANSA
Afghanistan
Afghanistan National Association of the
Deaf
P.O. Box 5596
Kabul, Afghanistan
SMS: +93 79 469947
[email protected]
http://www.anad.8m.net
(website has nothing on it currently)
Mr. Carlos Moncado (contact person)
Luanda, RNA c/o Ministry of Education
[Please inform CIPS if you are able to assist with
contact information for this school]
Description: ANSA is organized and run by Deaf
adults. AVSA is lead by hearing persons who can
sign.
[info confirmed by third party]
Da Associação de surdo de Luanda
Albania
Albanian National Association of the Deaf
(ANAD)
Street Address: Bul "Zhan D'ark", kulla 4,
Shkalla1, Ap. 9
Postal address: P.O. Box 2401/1, Tirana
Phone/Fax: +355 4 274 208
[email protected]
http://www.shknd.org
Algeria
Federation Nationale Des Sourds
d'Algerie (FNSA)
Centre Familial de Ben-Aknoun (16030), Algeria
Route des deux Bassins Ben-Aknoun, Alger
B.P. No 172 El-Biar-ALGER
Phone: +213 021 91 1629
+213 021 91 1710
Fax: +213 021 91 1512
[email protected]
http://www.sourdinet.dz
Angola
complexo escolar do ensino especial, cidade do
faro municipio do rangel Luanda, RNA
[email protected]
Description: The Association of the Deaf of Luanda.
ACAIDA em Benguela
contact information for this organization]
Description: Association of the Deaf in Benguela
Vaal de Surdos de Angola- AVSA
Description: Organization of the Deaf run by Deaf
adults in Luanda
Da escola do ensino especial de Benguela
Avenida 10 de fevereiro Junto a Emissora
Provincial de Benguela, RNA
SMS/ Phone: +244 923640415 (Text only)
+244 924400368 (Text only)
Phone: +244 272 234482
[email protected]
Description: School for the Deaf in Benguela,
Angola.
Da Escola do Ensino Especial de Luanda
complexo escolar do ensino especial, cidade do
faro municipio do rangel Luanda, RNA
[email protected]
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Australia
Argentina
Hearing Solutions
Confederación de Sordomudos de
Argentina
Yerbal 176
CP C1405CDD
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
Argentina
Phone/ Fax No: +54 11 4901 3446
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.cas.org.ar
Armenia
Guide Dogs Association of SA and NT Inc.
33 Exeter Terrace
Devon Park 5008
Phone: (08) 8203 8394
Fax: (08) 8203 8332
[email protected]
http://www.guidedogs.org.au/our-services/hearingservices
Description: Provides training for deaf and hearing
impaired people in communication strategies. Also
provides information on devices for making phones,
television, doorbells, etc. more accessible.
[Info confirmed w/org]
The Deaf Society of NSW
Armenian Deaf Society Central
Governing Board of the Deaf Society
Eznik Koghbatsi Str 69
Yerevan, 0002
Republic of Armenia
[email protected]
“Havat” NGO Public organization of
Hard-Hearing Children’s Mothers
Kamk ev Korov NGO of Young Disabled
Mary Pahutyan
President of Kamk ev Korov NGO
Street Komitas 19, Apt. 41
Yerevan 37512
Armenia.
Office Address: Araratyan 4 zangvats , Yerevan,
Armenia
Mobile: 374 091 30 29 70
Phone: 374 22-15-21
374 77 04 24
[email protected]
http://ngokamk-korov.am.iatp.net/
Description: Promotes the integration of young
disabled youth into society and to create the
conditions for their spiritual and cultural
development and active participation in public life.
Suite 401, Lvl 4, Macquarie House, 169 Macquarie
St, Parramatta
PO Box 1060,
Parramatta NSW 2124
Phone: (02) 8833 3630
TTY:
(02) 8833 3677
Fax: (02) 9893 8333
[email protected]
http://www.deaf.nsw.edu.au
http://www.deafsocietynsw.org.au
Description: Works within the community to ensure
that Deaf people achieve their full rights and fulfill
their responsibilities as Australian citizens. Their
website has links to more deaf organizations in
Australia.
[Note: Location and address may change after end
of July 2009.]
NSW Association of the Deaf
New South Wales Association of the Deaf Inc.
PO Box 4681
North Rocks NSW 2151
TTY: (02) 9871 8400
Fax: (02) 9871 8218
http://www.nswad.org.au
Description: This organization disseminates
information; organizes events for the Deaf
community; lobbies with the Australian government
to ensure Deaf people receive what they need; and
organizes activities for youth ages 12 to 17 and 18 to
30. Website has links to more Australian deaf
organizations.
[Note: Will be changing name to Deaf Australia
(New South Wales), state branch of the national body
called Deaf Australia.]
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Tasmanian Deaf Society
334 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart
Phone: (03) 6231 6501
Fax: (03) 6234 7049
Mobile: 0417 142 785 (sms only)
www.tasdeaf.org.au
Description: Provides services and education to
those impacted by hearing loss and works for an
equitable and inclusive Tasmanian community.
Australian Association of the Deaf, Inc.
247 Stafford Road
PO Box 1083
Stafford
Queensland 4053
Phone: (61) 7-3357-8266
TTY: (61) 7-3357-8277
Fax: (61) 7-3357-8377
[email protected]
http://www.aad.org.au [Link not working? As of
July 24 ‗09]
Description: AAD represents, promotes, preserves,
and informs the development of the Australian Deaf
community, its language, and cultural heritage. It
advocates for policy reform to account for the rights
of deaf people.
Deaf Children Australia
PO Box 6466
St Kilda Road Central
Melbourne
Victoria 8008
Phone: (61) 3-9539-5300
TTY: (61) 3-9510-7143
Fax: (61) 3-9525-2595
[email protected]
http://www.deafchildrenaustralia.org.au/
Description: Deaf Children Australia is a not-forprofit organization that provides information,
advocacy, support services and educational
resources that respond to the needs of deaf and
hearing impaired children and young adults and their
families. Website has links to more Australian and
international deaf organizations.
Deaf Sports Recreation Victoria
Level 3, 340 Albert Street
East Melbourne
Victoria 3002
TTY: (61) 03-9473-1161
Fax: (61) 03-9473-1199
[email protected]
Description: Deaf Sports Recreation Victoria
(DSRV) provides opportunities for excellence in sport
for all in administration, athletes, coaching,
development, fundraising and partnerships.
Victorian Council of Deaf People
PO Box 6186
St Kilda Rd
Melbourne
Victoria 3004
TTY: (61) 03-9521-2466
Fax: (61) 03-9525-2595
[email protected]
http://www.vcod.com.au/ [Website in construction
as of Sept. 15 ‗09]
Description: VCOD, led and controlled by Deaf
Victorians, lobbies, advocates, and shares
information to ensure that full access is achieved for
Deaf people.
Victorian Deaf Society
Level 4
340 Albert Street
East Melbourne
Victoria 3002
Phone: (61) 3 9473 1111
1300 780 235
TTY: (61) 3 9473 1199
Fax: (61) 3 9473 1122
[email protected]
http://www.vicdeaf.com.au
Description (MIUSA): VICDEAF provides referral,
advice, and support services for Deaf and hard of
hearing people in Victoria, Australia.
Ephpheta Centre: Catholic Centre for
Deaf People in the Archdiocese of Sydney
4 Turner Street
Punchbowl NSW 2196
Australia
Phone: 9708 1396
Fax: 9709 5638
TTY: 9708 6904
[email protected]
http://www.ephpheta.org.au/index.shtml
Description: The Ephpheta Centre provides
sacramental and pastoral care, counseling, support
and advocacy services. Visitation is an important
part of the Centre’s work. Website has links to more
Australian deaf resources.
[Info confirmed w/organization]
Cochlear Implant Club and Advisory
Association
CICADA Australia Inc
PO Box 5028,
23
South Turramurra NSW 2074
[email protected] (Reaches Secretary, Judy
Cassell)
http://www.cicada.org.au/
Description: CICADA provides support through
fellowship, educational and social interactions.
More organizations for the deaf in Australia are
listed on the links page; affiliate organizations are
listed on the contact us page.
Sydney Office: PO Box 4681, North Rocks NSW
2151
[email protected]
http://www.deafau.org.au/
Description: Deaf Australia represents the views of
Deaf people who use Auslan (Australian Sign
Language).
Austria
Deaf Arts Network
Arts Access Victoria
24 Eastern Road
South Melbourne Victoria 3205
TTY: 03 9699 7636
Phone: 03 9699 8299 (leave message with
reception)
Fax: 03 9699 8868
SMS: 0404 226 061
MSN: [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.artsaccess.com.au
[Info confirmed w/org; website being reconstructed]
Deafness Forum of Australia
218 Northbourne Avenue
Braddon ACT 2612
http://www.deafnessforum.org.au/
Description: Represents the viewpoints and interests
of the Deaf and hearing impaired communities of
Australia, including people who are DeafBlind.
Website has many links to Australian deaf resources.
TAJ Productions
Österreichischen Gehörlosenbundes
Waldgasse 13
Postfach 30 1100
Vienna
Phone: (43) 1-603-0853
Fax: (43) 1-602-3459
[email protected]
http://www.oeglb.at
Description: The Austrian Deaf Association (ÖGLB)
is an umbrella organization for the state associations
and Deaf clubs in Austria. It works to promote the
interests and needs of all deaf people. Its website has
many links to deaf-related resources in Austria and
around the world.
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan Society of the Deaf
Azerbaijan ave. 20
Baku, 370005
Phone/Fax: +944 12 498 1923 (Voice)
Suite 30, 204 Victoria St.,
Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
[email protected]
www.tajproductions.com.au
Description: Specializes in providing captioning for
deaf and hearing impaired viewers.
Bangladesh
Cross-Disability Organizations in
Bangladesh
Access Innovation Media
5 Thomas Holt Drive,
North Ryde, NSW 2113
Fax: 61 2 9813 6799
Mobile: 0401 477 883
http://www.ai-media.tv
Description: Provides captioning services for
television
Deaf Australia
Bangladesh National Federation of the
Deaf (BNFD)
174, Shaheed nazrul Islam Avenue
(62, Bijoynagar)
Dhaka - 1000
Phone: +880 9358061
Brisbane Office: PO Box 1083, Stafford Qld 4053
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Sense International India
2nd Floor, Administrative Block
Andhjan Mandal Campus
Opp. Indian Institute of Management (IIM)
Vastrapur, Ahmedabad - 380 015
Gujarat, India
Fax: +91 79 2630 1282
[email protected]
http://tinyurl.com/SenseInternational-India
communicate, connect, interact, and flourish. Its
India office also will be creating a resource center in
Bangladesh.
Society of the Deaf and Sign Language
Users
House # 80, Indira road, Farm gate
Dhaka 1215
Mobile: +8801716649186
+ 88 01924800811
[email protected]
Description: PKS works to improve the socioeconomic condition of marginalized and vulnerable
disabled people and to achieve their full participation
and dignity in family and society. PKS includes deaf
and hard of hearing people in their work.
Barisal Disabled Peoples Organization to
Development (Barisal DPOD)
Kharki Road
Mehendigonj
Barisal
Bangladesh
Cell: 880 1711201014
[email protected]
http://bdpod.brinkster.net/
Description: Barisal DPOD is the umbrella
organization for a network of 36 self-help
organizations of people with disabilities in the
Bangladeshi district of Barisal. Includes deaf
participants.
National Alliance of Disabled Peoples
Oganizations (NADPO)
Bangladesh
Bangladesh Protibandhi Kallyan Somity
BPKS Complex
Dhakkhinkhan, Uttara
Dhaka 1230
Bangladesh
Phone: (880) 2-892-3915
(880) 2-896-0077
Fax: (880) 2-896-0078
[email protected]
http://www.bpksbd.org/
Description: This self-help organization of people
with disabilities includes hearing impaired people
among its members. It works to ensure the rights of
people with disabilities and to improve their socioeconomic status.
[Info confirmed w/third party & website]
Pratibandi Kallayan Society (PKS)
Address : 77/A, West Basantak, Kafrul, Dhaka,
Bangladesh
Phone : +880-1672744711,
+880-1911431664,
+880-6662606751 (Office)
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://pksbangladesh.org/
24, Monipuri Para
Sangshad Avenue
Dhaka 1215
Bangladesh
Phone: 8801712620338
[email protected]
Tangail Protibandhi Unnyan Songstha
(TPUS)
Shahansgang Bazar,
Salim pur Union,
Tangail Sadar Thana
Phone: +8801711514422
Description: This cross-disability organization
includes deaf people in its membership, service
provision and other activities. Its Executive Director
is Md. Saiful Islam.
Laxmipur Distri Protibandhi Songstha
(LDPS)
Choto Pol, Shakharipara,
Lakshmipur Sadar
Phone: +8801715210785
is Md. Johirul Islam.
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Parbattya Pratibandhi Kallyan Sangstha
(PPKS)
(Hill Tract Disabled Peoples organization)
Sadar Hospital Road.
Rangamati.
Phone: +8801199287473
+880351-62763.
is Mr. Kamala Sen Chakma.
Protibandhi Unnayan Sangstha
(Jhalokathi)
Halima Boding, Stations Road
Jhalakati- 8400
Phone: +8801712079225
+880158335295
is Md. Fasail Rahaman Jashim.
Chittagong Disabled Development Society
(CDDS) – Chittagong
572, Arakan Road. Badurtala, Harace Shah Lane
Chadgaon-4212, Chittagong
Phone: +8801715099603
is Jahedul Alam Chowdhury
National Fellowship for the Advancement
of Visually Handicapped (NFAVH)
House # 7, Road # 20/B, Sector # 4
Uttara, Dhaka 1230
Phone: +8801715669562.
+880 2 8958066
Description: This cross-disability organization in
Gazipur, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
membership, service provision and other activities.
Its Executive Director is Md. Jahangir Alam.
Khulna Protibandhi Songstha
NR - 16, Housing State
Kashipur, P.O.: Dawlatpur
Phone: +880192740675
+88041762499
Khulna, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its General Secretary is Gazi Badsha Mia.
Protibandhi Ponourbashan Kallyan
Somity - Satkhira
Adasent-Fire service
Sultanpur, Upazila More
Shatkhira.
Phone: +88 01718973329
Satkhir, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its General Secretary is Sk. Abul Kalam Azad.
National Alliance of Disabled People's
Organizations (NADPO)
24/B Monipurapara, Sangshad Avenue, Dhaka1215
Phone: +880 2 8802143452
Bangladesh includes deaf people in its membership,
service provision and other activities. Its Secretary
General is Md. Jahangir Rahaman.
Manikganj Disabled Peoples
Organization to Development
Manikgonj-DPOD
Vill: Rouhadah
P.O.: Shashunda Sadar Upazila ,Manikgong
Phone: +880172 07 8254
service provision and other activities. Its Director is
Md. Entaj Ali.
Tangail Sadar Disabled Peoples
Tangail-DPOD
P.O.: Shahanshahganj
(Baruha Bazar),Silimpur, Tangail
Phone: +880176484275
[email protected]
Md. Shahidul Islam.
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Nagarpur Disabled Peoples Organization
to Development
Nagarpur-DPOD
Vill: Mamudnagar
P.O.: Mamudnagar
Upzila: Nagarpur,Tangail
Phone: +880176 443403
Md. Sirajul Haque Chowdhury.
Islampur Disabled Peoples Organization
to Development
Islampur-DPOD
Madhaya Dariabad (East side of Hospital) Sony
Cinema Hall Road
PS: Islampur-2020
Phone: +8801720782 44
[email protected]
Jamalpur, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Mozammel Haq.
Barisal Disabled Peoples Organization to
Development
Barisal-DPOD
P.O.: Mehendiganj
P.S.:Mehendiganj, Kharki Road ,Barisal
Phone: +880171201014
[email protected]
http://bdpod.brinkster.net
Barisal, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Shah Alam.
Chandpur Disabled Peoples Organization
to Development
Chandpur-DPOD
Char Basanta,Gazipur (Chandra Bazar)
Faridganj, Chandpur
Phone: +8801726254753
[email protected]
Chandpur, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Momtaj Uddin.
Kurigram Disabled Peoples Organization
to Development
Kurigram-DPOD
Potibandhi-Office
Vill: Barovita (Kharibari road) PO: New Boravita,
Upzilla:Fulbari,.Kurigram
Phone: +8801720782 51
Kurigram, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Ayub Ali.
Bandarban Disabled Peoples
Bandarban-DPOD
Memberpara, Abdur Rahim Chawdhury‘s House
(Former Local Govt. council member Bandarban)
Bandarban
+88 0361 62641
[email protected]
Bandarban, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Chy Hla Chak Ciku.
Moulvi Bazar Disabled Peoples
Moulvi Bazar DPOD (Protibandhi Office)
Vill: Natissar, P.O. Gias nagar, Union: Gias nagar,
Upzilla: Moulvi Bazar, Dist: Moulvi Bazar
+880172078248
Moulvi Bazar, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Nizamul Islam.
Narsingdi Disabled Peoples Organization
to Development
Narsingdi DPOD
Vill: Asrafpur (Near sub-registry office)
Upzila: Sibpur,Narsingdi
Phone: +880172078247
Narsingdi, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Mozammel Haq Mridha.
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Nandigram Disabled Peoples
Kaygari, Nandigram
Sherpur Road Bogra-5860
Phone: +880172078252
Bogra, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Arif Hossain.
Bhaluka Disabled Peoples Organization
to Development
Bharadoba Club Bazar
Upzila: Bhaluka, Mymensingh
Phone: +880176423753
Mymensingh, Bangladesh includes deaf people in its
Its Director is Md. Ismail Hossain Shiraji.
Description: Both its Flemish website and its French
website has links to more deaf-related resources in
Belgium and internationally. Consult the list of
associations; the list of Flemish links; and the list of
French links.
Centre Comprendre et Parler
Rue de la Rive, 101
Bruxelles
1200
Belgium
Phone: (32) 2-770-04-40
Fax: (32) 2-772-62-88
[email protected]
Description: Centre Comprendre et Parler provides
resources for cued speech (Langage Parle complete
[LPC]) in Belgium.
Belize
Belize National Association of the Deaf
(BNAD)
Belarus
Byelorussian Society of the Deaf
12, Volodarskogo Str.
220030 Minsk
Voice: +375 17 226 5729
Fax: +375 17 226 5320
[email protected]
P.O. Box 1212
Belize City
Central America
Fax: +501 02 34297
Benin
Association Nationale des Sourds du
Benin
Belgium
Belgian Federation of Flemish Deaf
Organisation
& Federation Francophone des
Sourds du Belgique
Flemish contact information:
Stropkaai 38
9000 Gent
Phone: +32 9 224 46 76 (Voice)
Fax: +32 9 329 07 47
[email protected]
http://www.fevlado.be
French contact information:
Rue Van Eyck, 11A/ 4, 1050 Bruxelles
Phone: +32 2 644 69 01(Voice)
Fax: +32 2 644 69 01
[email protected]
http://www.ffsb.be
BP 01-2859
Contonou
SMS: 229 97 05 33 54 (Text Message)
[email protected]
Bolivia
Asociación De Sordos Del BENI
Jesús Elio Coca Salvatierra, Presidente
Phone: 3-4628862
[email protected]
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Description: Association of Deaf People in Beni
State
[info confirmed w/third party]
Creadi – Anet
Roxana Aguilera, Directora Del Proyecto
[email protected]
Phone: 4-6631737
Description: Center for the Deaf in Tarija State.
Esc. Julia Jiménez de Gutiérrez
Hna. Elva Maciel, Directora
Phone: 3-3529570
[email protected]
Description: Rehabilitation & Training Centre in
Santa Cruz State.
Federación Boliviana de Sordos
Anibal Subirana, President
Calle Nueva Granada 1746
esq. F. Pizarro, Zona Villa Ingai
Cochabamba
Voice/Fax: +387 33 225 763
[email protected]
Arca Maranata
Andrés Kolb, Director
Phone: 3-8523091
[email protected]
Description: School of the Deaf in Riberalta, Beni
State
Audiologico “Cochabamba”
Beatriz de Lujan Administradora del Centro
Phone: 4-4259577
[email protected]
Description: School for the Deaf in Cochabamba.
Unidad Educativa IDEPPSO
Iracema Barboza Roca, Directora
Phone: 3-4625181
[email protected]
Description: School for the Deaf in Trinidad, Beni
State.
Bosnia-Herzegovina
FUNDACION TOTAI
Andrea Villar Martinez, Administradora Programa
―Oye Bolivia‖
Phone: 3-4628042
[email protected]
Description: Charity for Ear and Hearing Care &
other services.
Association of the Hearing Impaired of
Bosnia/Herzegovina
Ferhadija 19/III
711000 Sarajevo
Voice/Fax : +387 33 225 763
[email protected]
Sense International (Latin America)
Calle Chardin No. 132
Oficina 201, San Borja
Lima 041
Perú
Phone: +511 7195798
Tel/Fax: +511 7195799
[email protected]
http://tinyurl.com/SenseIntl-Latin-Amer
Latin America branch works in Bolivia, Colombia,
and Peru.
Botswana
Botswana National Association of the
Deaf (BAOD)
C/O O.M. Mapharing
P.O. Box 4818
Gabororne
Voice/Fax: +267 539 0230
Mobile: +267 714 73 212
[email protected]
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Brazil
Burundi
Federación Nacional de Educ. Integracao
dos Surdos (FENEIS)
Rua Major 379
Tijuca - Rio de Janeiro City
CEP: 20.511-140
Voice/Fax: +55 21 2284 7482
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.feneis.org.br
Description: Works to defend the rights of deaf
people in Brazil and to disseminate Brazilian Sign
Language (LIBRAS). Its website links to more deafrelated resources in Brazil.
Burundi National Association of the Deaf
PO.Box 7027, Bujumbura, Burundi
Phone: 00257 79950023
[email protected]
Description: Contact persons are: Fabien Hamissi,
BNAD Executive Director and Jean Louis Mutendela,
BNAD Consultant.
Solar Ear
rua Aimberê 436, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil 05018-010
Phone: (55-11) 26149241
(55-11) 26149241
(55-11) 76741382
[email protected]
http://www.solarear.com.br
Description: Manufactures low cost hearing aids
and solar chargers, made by people who are deaf.
[info confirmed with org]
Ephphatha School for the Deaf (Ecole
Ephphatha pour les Sourds)
Maurice Murishi, Headmaster
PO.Box 122, Bujumbura, Burundi
[email protected]
[info confirmed w/BNAD]
Ecole pour les Sourds de Gitega
contact information for this school.]
Bulgaria
Union of the Deaf in Bulgaria
12-14 Denkoglu St.
1000 Sofia
Phone: +359 2 981 98 07 (Voice)
Fax: +359 2 980 1696 (1689)
[email protected]
http://www.sgbbg.com
Description: Supports the social, occupational,
medical, and cultural rehabilitation of deaf people.
Its website has links to various international deaf
organizations.
Burkina Faso
Association Nationale des Deficients
Auditifs du Burkina
01 PB 3758
Ouagadougou
[email protected]
Cambodia
Cross-Disability Organizations in Cambodia
The Deaf Development Programme
Mailing address: PO Box 2469
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Visiting address: #7A, Street 101
Boeung Trabek
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phone: 855 (23) 987-931
Fax: 855 (23) 211-731
[email protected]
http://DDP-Cambodia.org
Description: The Deaf Development Programme
works with deaf people 16 years old and above. Its
six projects include: basic education; job training;
sign language interpreting; deaf community
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development; sign language research; and social
services
Krousar Thmey
#4, Street 257,
Sangkat Tuk Laak I,
Khan Toul Kauk,
Phnom Penh
Phone: (855-23) 366 184
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.krousar-thmey.org
Description: Works with disadvantaged children in
Cambodia. Website links to an on-line dictionary for
Cambodian Sign Language.
Cross-Disability Orgs in Cambodia
Disability Action Council (DAC)
Mailing address: P.O Box 115, Phnom Penh
Visiting address: # MoSVY Building, No 788,
Monivong Blvd, Boengtrabek, Camcar Morrn,
Phnom Penh,
Phone number: (855-17) 555653
[email protected]
http://www.dac.org.kh
Description – The Disability Action Council (DAC)
coordinates the work of government ministries,
development partners and non-government
organizations in securing equal rights and
opportunities for persons with disabilities and acts as
the national focal point and resource centre on
disability in Cambodia.
BP 1069 Bafoussam
Phone: +237 33 44 64 37
SMS (Mobile): +237 780 77 28
Fax: +237 33 01 47 43
[email protected]
Cameroon Deaf Empowerment
Organization (CDEO)
P .O. Box 12284
Yaounde,
Cameroon
Central Africa.
Phone: (237)77 57 52 26
Phone: (237)77 43 45 67
[email protected]
http://www.cdeoocrs.org/
Description: CDEO seeks to promote the human
rights of deaf people and their families; to work
toward the establishment of educational
opportunities for deaf Cameroonians, from nursery to
higher education; to facilitate health education for
the deaf; and to develop and promote Cameroon Sign
Language.
Ligue National des Sports pour Sourds au
Camerooun
(National League of Sports for the Deaf
in Cameroon)
B. P. 5453
[email protected]
[email protected]
[info confirmed w/CDEO]
The Epic Arts (Kampot)
http://www.epicarts.org.uk/cambodia/
Description: Epic Arts/Cambodia promotes
integration of people of all abilities using the arts as
a form of expression, empowerment, education and
employment. Includes some deaf members.
Cameroon
Association Nationale Des Sourds du
Cameroon
Ephphatha Institute for the Deaf (EID)
P. O. Box 475,
Kumba Meme Dision, South West
Region.Cameroon.
[email protected]
http://www.cdeoocrs.org
Phone: (237) 99202786 (voice and text/SMS)
Description: EID is owned and run by the Cameroon
Deaf Empowerment Organization (CDEO).
Foyer Pere Monti (Deaf School)
B. P. 105 Sangmelima
Region du Sud.
Cameroun.
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Description: This Deaf School was named after its
Founder, Rev. Fr. Monti.
Centre de Reeducation des enfants
Sourds (CRES) - Deaf School.
Douala.
Region du Littoral
Cameroun
TTY: (604) 525-9390
Fax: (604) 525-7307
[email protected]
http://www.deafchildren.bc.ca
Description: The Deaf Children's Society of B.C.
supports the deaf and hearing impaired and their
families by improving their ability to develop and
advocate for opportunities to maximize their child's
development. Its website has a list of links for a few
Canadian and international resources.
[Info confirmed w/website]
Ecole Specialisee pour deficients auditif
(ESEDA).- Deaf school.
B. P. 370
Yaounde
Region du Centre
Cameroun
Phone: ( 237) 22224712
Asociaciôn de Sordos de Chile (ASOCH)
Avenida José Pedro Alessandri
1251 Ñuñoa
Santiago
Chile
Fax: +65 2 238 4232
[email protected] (President)
[email protected] (General Secretary)
[email protected]
http://www.asoch.cl
Description: Promotes social, sports, and cultural
activities and advocates for non-discrimination
toward deaf people.
CRESAS (Deaf School)
Garoua.
Region du Nord.
Cameroon.
Canada
Canadian Association of the Deaf (CAD)
203-251 Bank Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 1X3
TTY: +1 613 565 8882
Phone: +1 613 565 2882 (Voice)
Fax: +1 613 565 1207
[email protected]
http://www.cad.ca
Description: This national consumer organization
for Deaf people of Canada provides information to
the public; conducts research; and offers assistance
to Deaf organizations and service agencies across
the country. A list of affiliated deaf organizations in
Canada is available on its website.
Deaf Children's Society of B.C.
200 - 7355 Canada Way
Burnaby
BC
V3N 4Z6
Canada
Telephone: (604) 525-6056
Chile
Asociación Ciudadnes Real de Sordos de
Chile (CRESOR)
http://www.cresor.cl
Description: Email can be sent to the organization
via its website at http://www.cresor.cl/contacto1.html
China
China Association of the Deaf
44 Beichizi Street
Beijing 100006
China
Voice: +86 10 6513 9719
Fax: +86 10 6513 9722
[email protected]
http://www.cdpf.org.cn
Chinese National Association of the Deaf,
R.O.C.
7F, 208, Hsin-Yi Road, Sec. 2
Taipei
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Taiwan
Phone: (886) 2-2394-7075
(886) 2-2394-9281
http://www.cnad.org.tw
Description: CNAD promotes activities on deaf
culture, arts, skills, sports, and publishing and works
to promote the rights, interests, and well-being of
deaf people.
Colombia
Colegio Filadelfia para Sordos
Vivian Patti Jones, Rectora
Cll 59 no. 14 A-58
Chapinero, Bogota
Colombia
Phone: 249 2142
Fax: 249 7546
[email protected]
http://www.filadelfiaparasordos.com/
Description: This secondary institution for formal
education serves students who are deaf, deafblind, or
deaf with additional disabilities. It is a bilingual and
bicultural program.
Congo, Democratic Republic
National and International Deaf
Organizations in DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in Kinshasa, DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in Bas Congo, DR
Congo
Deaf Organizations in Province Orientale,
DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in Nord Kivu, DR
Congo
Deaf Organizations in Sud Kivu, DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in Maniema, DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in Kasaï Orientale, DR
Congo
Deaf Organizations in Kasaï Occidental, DR
Congo
Deaf Organizations in Bandundu, DR Congo
Deaf Organizations in Katanga, DR Congo
Deaf Cultural and Sports Organizations in
DR Congo
Deaf Religious Organizations in DR Congo
Parents‘ Organizations in DR Congo
Interpreters‘ Organizations in DR Congo
Professionals‘ Organizations in DR Congo
Deaf Society of Bogota (Sociedad de
Sordoes De Bogota)
Avenida Caracas No. 37-07
Bogotá D.C., Colombia
[email protected]
Federación Nacional de Sordos de
Colombia (FENASCOL)
Apartado Aéreo 76825
Bogotá
Phone: +57 1 368 9879
+57 1 368 9882
Fax: +57 1 368 9869 (FAX)
[email protected]
http://www.fenascol.org.co
Lima 041
Perú
Phone: +511 7195798
Tel/Fax: +511 7195799
[email protected]
and Peru.
National and International Deaf
Organizations in DR Congo
Africa Contact Group for Mental Health
and Deafness Central RDC (ACGMHD)
Kamonyo and Mama malu Kanda (contact people)
Phone: (+ 243)997760189
(+ 243)810520177
(+ 243)815007827
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[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: This international and national
organization works to unify efforts to improve the
quality of life of deaf people and their families.
Communauté des Sourds Zacharie (CSZ)
Joseph Nzamba (contact person)
Phone: (+243) 81 3654229
[email protected]
Association Nationale de Sourds de la RD
Congo
Fondation des Sourds Afrique
Francophone
Kamonyo and Bandongola (contact people)
BP 316
Kisangani
Phone: (+ 243)810520177
(+243)898958159
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: To unify deaf people and defend their
rights. National organization.
Banza Mwenze (contact person)
Phone: (+447)909866777
[email protected]
Description: This international and national
organization provides services to deaf people in DR
Congo.
Association Nationale des sourds du
Congo Siege sociale
Rev Kamonyo Botanyi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)853374933
(+243)997760189
[email protected]
Description : This national organization defends
deaf human rights. Siege social association
nationale.
Association des Femmes Sourdes du
Congo (AFSC)
Marceline Nduite (contact person)
Phone: (+243) 89672149
[email protected]
Description: National organization of deaf women.
Association des Sourds du Bas-Congo
(ASBAC)
Pindi Ngangu (contact person)
Phone: (+243) 99 1539204
[email protected]
Parti politic pour les sourds independant
(PISCO)
Pierre Malua Makubidi (contact person)
Phone: (+243) 99 9464863
[email protected]
Description: Politics in deaf community.
[info confirmed w/third parties]
Deaf Organizations in Kinshasa, DR
Congo
Association des Sourds de Kinshasa
(ASOUKIN)
Jacques Mbo (contact person)
Ngoy
Mbwimbwi
Phone: (+ 243)812825583
(+ 243)810680252
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: This local organization works to unify
deaf people and defend their right in Kinshasa.
Deaf Organizations in Bas Congo, DR
Congo
Association des Sourds de Uvira
(ASUvira)
Rusvemeza Baguma Shabani (contact person)
Phone: (+243) 99 3097404
[email protected]
Association des sourds du Bas Congo
Phone: (+ 243)991539204
[email protected]
Description: Defending deaf education in Bas Congo
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Deaf Organizations in Nord Kivu, DR
Congo
Deaf Organizations in Province Orientale,
DR Congo
Africa contact group mental health
deafness oriental province
Phina bapagile
(+243)997674120
[email protected]
Description : Providing mental health services
Association des sourds de Bunia
Mugenyi Richard (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994316562
[email protected]
Description : Providing deaf education, human
right, and HIV information in Bunia, Province
Orientale
Association des sourds de la province
orientale
Kamonyo Botanyi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)810520177
[email protected]
Description : Provides HIV information, defends
deaf human right and sign language in oriental
province.
Association des femmes sourdes et
malentendantes
Beatrice Mulamba (contact person)
Phone: (+243)997702383
[email protected]
Description : Providing deaf women education
literacy and HIV information
Association des jeunes sourds
Lokonda Mesa (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994220945
[email protected]
Description : Provides organizational framework for
youth
Association pour l’encadrement et le
développement des sourds du Nord Kivu
Mutimanwa Mutashi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)995654703
(+243)853259157
Description: Provides human rights development
and education to deaf people.
Association des jeunes sourds du Nord
kivu goma
Aedesonoki (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994246050
[email protected]
Description: Provides services to deaf youth.
Deaf Organizations in Sud Kivu, DR
Congo
Association des sourds de Sud Kivu
Aganze Koko (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994031818
Description: Provides and defends the human rights
of deaf people in Bukavu, Sud Kivu, DR Congo.
Association des sourds de Uvira
Baguma Shabani (contact person)
Phone: (+243)993097404
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf human rights and
development to deaf people. Located in Sud Kivu, DR
Congo.
Deaf Organizations in Maniema, DR
Congo
Association des sourds de Kindu
Amisi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)818628913
Description: Providing deaf information defending
human right of deaf and sign language
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Deaf Organizations in Kasaï Orientale,
DR Congo
Association des sourds de Kasaï Orientale
Tshinkidi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)995242663
Description: Provides deaf human rights and
information on HIV and sign language.
Mission chrétienne pour sourds
Tshinkidi (contact person)
Description: Provides education to deaf people.
Deaf Organizations in Kasaï Occidentale,
DR Congo
Association de sourds de Kasaï
Occidentale
contact information for this organization.]
Description: Provides deaf human rights, sign
language, and HIV information.
Deaf Organizations in Katanga, DR
Congo
Association des sourds du shaba
Kalosa Tshinyama (contact person)
Phone: (+243)997122692
[email protected]
Description: Defends the human rights of deaf
people and provides sign language and HIV
information.
Deaf Organizations in Bandundu, DR
Congo
Association des sourds de Bandundu
Jacques Mbo (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)815196901
[email protected]
Description: Providing deaf frame ; SL and human
right
Deaf Cultural and Sports Organizations
in DR Congo
Fédération Congolaise des sports sourds
Mbwimbwi Florent (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243) 810680252
[email protected]
Description: Providing sports, cultural dance, and
theater.
Deaf Religious Organizations in DR
Congo
Centre des sourds Bon berger
Bassa
Phone: (+ 243)813202561
[email protected]
Description: Catholic church.
Centre protestant pour sourds Kinshasa
Daniel Mbowo (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)810334862
[email protected]
Description: Providing education to deaf protestant.
Communauté évangélique des sourds du
Congo
Rev Kamonyo Botanyi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)853374933
(+243)997760189
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description : Provides evangelization and spiritual
care to deaf people
Ecole des sourds du centre Mpandilu
Kananga
Description: Provides spiritual deaf care. Located in
Kasaï Occidental.
Eglise évangélique des sourds de
Kinshasa
Kisangala Muyuku (contact person)
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Phone: (+ 243)854670772
[email protected]
Description: Providing christian spiritual education
Eglise des sourds de Bukavu
Mukulunga (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994031818
Description: Provides evangelization to deaf people
in Sud Kivu, DR Congo.
Eglise des sourds de Butembo
Novya (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994097080
Description: Provides evangelization of deaf people
in Butembo, Nord Kivu, DR Congo.
Eglise des sourds du Katanga
Nsenga Florent (contact person)
Phone: (+243)995242663
[email protected]
Description: Christian church; provides
evangelization and spiritual care among deaf people.
Located in Katanga, DR Congo.
UPEC union des parents des enfants
sourds du Congo
Mukelenge wa bafwa (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)814926568
[email protected]
Description: A national net work of parents of deaf
children.
Interpreters’ Organizations in DR Congo
Association Nationale des interprètes en
Langue des Signes
Tamuzi (contact person)
Pierre Mukengeshay (contact person)
Mulamba Naambi (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)851311821
(+243)815121168
(+ 243)998609482
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: Provides interpreter services.
Eglise sang précieux
Pasteur Faliala Urbain (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)999389659
[email protected]
Description: Providing evangelization to deaf
people.
Parents’ Organizations in DR Congo
Union des parents des enfants sourds de
Bandundu
Mukelenge (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)814926568
[email protected]
Description: Unifying parents of deaf children in
Bandundu, DR Congo.
Association des sourds parents
Kombe Michelline (contact person)
Phone: (+243)81520177
[email protected]
Description: Counsels deaf parents.
Association des interprètes en langues des
signes
Lualaba Ndaradi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)817641613
[email protected]
Description: Provides services and defends the
rights of interpreters and deaf people. Located in
Province Orientale, DR Congo.
Association des interppretes des sourds
John Gakuru (contact person)
Phone: (+243)810684211
(+243853700241
[email protected]
Description: Provides interpreter services. Located
in Nord Kivu, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds Ndwana Ndinga
Phone: (+ 243)997820542
[email protected]
Description: Groupe des Interprètes en Langue de
signe Congolaise (GILSC); group of sign language
interpreters. Located in Bandundu, DR Congo.
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Professionals’ Organizations in DR
Congo
Centre de formation CENFO
Mavungu Albert (contact person)
Phone: (+ 243)813202561
[email protected]
Description: Providing special teacher training
Centre de formation des enseignants des
sourds
Pasteur Onzeli (contact person)
Phone: (+243)998301282
[email protected]
Description: Providing deaf education in Mbandaka,
Province de l’Equateur, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Ariwara
Pario Emmanuel (contact person)
Phone: (+243)997712789
[email protected]
Description : Providing deaf education in Ariwara,
Province Orientale
Ecole des sourds Beto Tuba de Kikwit
Amina Nsengu (contact person)
Phone: (+243)810520177
(+243)997760189
[email protected]
Description : Provides teacher training
Ens. Spéc. (contact person)
Description: Enseignement Spécial; Special
education. Located in Bandundu, DR Congo.
Centre de formation des enseignants des
sourds en Afrique centrale Goma
Ecole des sourds de Gemena
Bosco Botanyi (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994010829
[email protected]
Description: Provides teachers’ training.
Description: Provides deaf education in Gemena,
Province de l’Equateur, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Mbujimayi
Centre Espoir des sourds
Rev Kamonyo Botanyi
Phone: (+243)853374933
(+243)997760189
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description : Providing deaf education in
kindergarten, primary, and secondary level and
prepare deaf students for higher education.
Description: Located in Kasaï Orientale, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds Nuru catholic diocese
Phone: (+243)997122692
[email protected]
Description: Providing deaf education in
Lubumbashi, Katanga, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds la providence de Kindu
Centre Protestant pour Enfants
Handicapés CPK KOLI
Daniel Mbwomo (contact person)
Phone: (+243) 81 0334862
[email protected]
Ecole Bolingo pour les sourds de
Mbandaka
Ngenyanga Ngongo (contact person)
Phone: (+243)995646118
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Kindu,
Maniema, DR Congo.
Ecole Ephatha des sourds du Bas Congo
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Phone : (+ 243)991539204
[email protected]
Description: Providing education to deaf students in
Bas Congo, DR Congo
E E sourds de Kamina
Phone: (+243)997122692
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Kamina,
Katanga, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Beni
Alain Muhindo (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994097080
Description: Provides deaf education in Nord Kivu,
DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Bunia
Description : Providing deaf education in Bunia,
Province Orientale
Ecole Ephaphat Kolwezi
Nsenga Florent (contact person)
Phone: (+243)995242663
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Kolwezi,
Katanga, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Butembo
Ecole Eph Likasi
Eglise des sourds de Goma
Phone: (+243)997122692
[email protected]
Description: Providing deaf education in Likasi,
Katanga, DR Congo.
Malira simweray (contact person)
Phone: (+243)993312642
Description: Provides evangelization of deaf people
in Goma, Nord Kivu, DR Congo.
Ecole Ephatha pour les sourds de
Lubumbashi
Phone: (+243)997122692
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Katanga,
DR Congo.
Ecole Ephahpatha pour sourds de
Bukavu
Past Mukunda Kibonga (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994031818
Description: Provides education to deaf students in
Bukavu, Sud Kivu, DR Congo.
Ecole Pignon des sourds de Bukavu
Selemani Mwanvua (contact person)
Phone: (+243)990564521
Description: Provides deaf education in Bukavu, Sud
Kivu, DR Congo.
Alain Muhino (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994097080
Description: Provides deaf education in Butembo,
Nord Kivu, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Rutshuru
Agnes Nyiringabo (contact person)
Phone: (+243)993303543
Description: Providing deaf education in Rutshuru,
Nord Kivu, DR Congo.
Ecole ephphatha pour les sourds (Nord
Kivu)
John Gakuru (contact person)
Charmant Muta
Phone: (+243)810684211
(+243)853700241
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Nord Kivu/
Goma, DR Congo
Ecole Ephphatha pour les sourds des
Nyankunde
Kabagambe bamutera
Phone: (+243)998765485
[email protected]
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Description : Providing deaf education in Bunia
Nyankunde, Province Orientale
Description : Provides deaf education in Isiro,
Ecole la joie
Ecole des sourds de Moanda
Mukelenge wa Bafwa
Phone: (+ 243)814926568
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education.
Lulu (contact person)
Phone: (+243)810680252
Description: Providing deaf education in Moanda,
Bas Congo, DR Congo
Ecole des sourds de Aru
Ecole des sourds de Uvira
Ismael Byaruhanga
Phone: (+243)997712789
[email protected]
Description : Provide deaf education in Aru,
Province Orientale DR Congo.
Pililo Amani (contact person)
Phone: (+243)993097404
(+243)812802126
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Uvira, Sud
Kivu, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Basoko
Père Martin(contact person)
Phone: (+243)998677891
[email protected]
Description : Provides education in Basoko,
Province Orientale DR Congo.
Institut pour Sourds de Kinshasa ISMK
Daniel Kiyedi
Phone: (+243) 99 8508149
[email protected]
Description: School for deaf providing education in
primary and secondary levels
Ecole des sourds de Boma
Phone: (+243)810680252
[email protected]
Description: Providing deaf education in Boma, Bas
Congo, DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Buta
Mbolighe (contact person)
Phone: (+243)810747181
Description : Provides deaf education in Buta,
Villages Bondeko (Kinshasa/DRC)
Malu Kanda
Phone: (+ 243)815007827
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: Villages Bondeko operates 16 centers
in Kinshasa, including 14 centers for special
education for deaf and mentally retarded students;
one vocational center that teaches agriculture and
breeding; and one training and practice center for
teachers of deaf and mentally retarded students.
About 50% of the children are deaf.
[info confirmed w/org and third party]
Ecole des sourds du centre Bethanie
Soeur Bambina (contact person)
Phone: (+243)993097404
[email protected]
Description: Provides deaf education in Sud Kivu,
DR Congo.
Ecole des sourds de Isiro
Keya Basamba (contact person)
Phone: (+243)994299427
[email protected]
Congo, Republic of
Association Nationale des Sourds et
Deficients Auditifs du Congo
(ANSDACO)
BP 13118
Brazzaville
Phone: +242 21 11 05 (Voice)
Fax: +242 81 18 28
[email protected]
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Croatia
Cook Islands
Cook Islands Disability Action Team
(As of July 2009, does not yet have mailing
address, phone line)
[email protected] (email address may change)
Website: TBA
Description: A Deaf community does exist in the
Cook Islands. A website is currently being developed
for a new deaf organization.
Croatian Association of the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing
Palmoticeva 4
10000 Zagreb
Voice: +385 1 4814 114
Fax: +385 1 4835 585 (586, 587)
[email protected]
http://www.hsgn.hr/
Description: Studies Croatian Sign Language, offers
sign language courses, and promotes the rights of
deaf people.
Costa Rica
Cuba
Asociación Nacional de Sordos de Costa
Rica
Apartado 6552 - 1000
San Jose
Phone: +506 221 06 42 (Voice)
Fax: +506 257 8074
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.anascor.blogspot.com
http://www.anascor.org
Description: Works to promote the rights of deaf
people by recognizing and using Costa Rican Sign
Language (LESCO) and to promote the right to
access communication and information, education,
and diverse cultural and recreational activities.
Asociación Nacional de Sordos de Cuba
(ANSOC)
Cuban National Association of Deaf
Calle 26 No 4305 e/24 y 45 Playa
Ciudad de la Habana CP 11300
TTY: +537 203 1071
Voice: +537 202 6575 (7076)
Fax: +537 204 0697
[email protected]
[email protected]
Cyprus
Cyprus Deaf Federation
Cote d’Ivoire
Association Nationale des Sourds de Cote
d'Ivoire (ANASOCI)
01 BP 7912
Abidjan 01
Phone: +225 2351 4656 (Voice)
SMS: +225 0625 3703
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
PO Box 21725
1512 Nicosia
Voice/Fax: +357 2246 4197
[email protected]
http://www.cfdeaf.org
Czech Republic
Union of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in
the Czech Republic
Karlínské námestí 12
186 03 Praha 8
Karlin CZ
Voice/Fax: +420 224 816 829
[email protected]
http://www.snncr.cz
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Description: Protects the rights, needs, and interests
of deaf and hearing impaired people of the Czech
Republic; organizes educational, cultural, social, and
other activities. Consult the list of contacts on its
website to find local-level contact information.
Dominican Republic
Asociación Nacional de Sordos de la
Republica Dominicana
Denmark
Danske Døves Landsforbund
Snaregade 12, 1
1205 København K
TTY: +45 35 24 0915
Voice: +45 35 24 09 10
Fax: +45 35 24 09 20
[email protected]
http://www.deaf.dk
Description: Promotes better living conditions for
deaf people and fights for the right to education,
employment, and accessibility. Has 18 local deaf
associations in Denmark.
Danish Center for Congenitally DeafBlind
People
Sohngaardsholmsvej 59
Aalborg
9000
Phone: (45) 9931-8900
Fax: (45) 9814-7344
[email protected]
http://www.dbc.rn.dk
Description: This nationwide comprehensive center
for congenitally deafblind people serves children,
youth, adults, and elderly people are born deafblind.
Calle. Arz. Meriño No. 401
Zona Colonial
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Phone: +1 809 687 5208
Fax: +1 809 689 3512
[email protected]
[email protected]
Ecuador
Federación Nacional de Sordos de
Ecuador (FENASEC)
Av. 10 de Agosto 54-51
Villalengua. Quito
Voice: +593 2 238 723
Fax: +593 2 540 219
[email protected]
Association of Deaf People of Imbabura
Imbabura, Ecuador
Phone: (593) 062955105
[email protected]
Description: The Association of Deaf People of
Imbabura seeks to improve the quality of life for Deaf
people via a range of social, cultural and educational
programs and projects. They also strive to aquire
economic resources for building infrastructure within
the field of education, health and capacity building.
Information Center for Acquired
DeafBlindness
Generatorvej 2 A
Herlev
DK-2730
Denmark
Telephone: (45) 4-485-6030
Alternate Telephone: (45) 2-012-7174
Fax: (45) 4-485-6099
[email protected]
http://www.dbcent.dk
Description: Collects and develops knowledge on
acquired deafblindness. The links page on its website
lists Danish, Nordic, and international deafblind
resources.
El Salvador
Cross-Disability Organizations in El
Salvador
Asociación Salvadoreña de Sordo
Apartado Postal 1833
Correos Centro de Gobierno
42
San Salvador
SAN SALVADOR
Phone: +503 2294 7106
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Ethiopian National Association of the
Deaf (ENAD)
Cross-Disability Organizations in El
Salvador
Associacion Cooperativa del Grupo
Independiente Por Rehabilitacin
Calle Gabriela Mistral Y Pasaje 11, Suite 563
Colonia Centroamerica
San Salvador
NR 563
El Salvador
Phone: (503) 226-7854
Telephone: (503) 226-4843
Fax: (503) 225-5269
[email protected]
Description: ACOGIPRI is a disability rights
organization founded and run by women with
disabilities. It offers literacy classes, employment,
business support, and leadership training.
Estonia
Estonian Association of the Deaf (Eesti
Kurtide Liit)
Nömme tee 2
13426 Tallinn
Voice: +372 6 552 510
Fax: +372 6552 510
[email protected]
http://www.ead.ee
Description: The Estonian Association of the Deaf is
an umbrella organization for deaf associations in
Estonia. It develops sign language, organizes
cultural and sports events, and helps Deaf and
partially deaf people find work. Its website lists
member organizations in Estonia.
P.O. Box 21359
Addis Ababa
Voice: +251 11 122 2517 / 16
Fax: +251 11 122 2517
Phone: +251-911-682679 – text messaging
(reaches chairperson Mr. Tesfaya Gedlu)
[email protected]
Description: ENAD represents the Ethiopian deaf
community and runs a pre-school for deaf children.
Ethiopian National Association of the
DeafBlind (ENADB)
PO Box 32041, Addis Ababa
Phone: +251-11-555086
[email protected]
Description: Contacts: Ms. Roman Mesfin,
Chairperson; Ms. Mekdim Mengistu, Board member
and interpreter; Ms. Yeshiemebet Dagn, General
Manager (Volunteer).
Deaf Africa.org
Deaf Africa Association
1093 Normandy Hill Lane
Encinitas, CA 92024
760-613-3532
http://www.deafafrica.org/
Description: Works to eliminate stigma associated
with deafness in Ethiopia and greater Africa by
supporting education and vocational services for
Deaf and hard of hearing children, disseminating
information and resources, and encouraging selfsufficiency. Can be emailed via their web-based
email form.
[info confirmed w/web site; however it is unclear
from other sources whether this organization is
operational]
Pre-School for deaf children
Ethiopia
Phone: (251) 011-011-2069
Description: Run by the Ethiopian National
Association of the Deaf (ENAD).
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Fiji
Finland
Fiji Association of the Deaf
PO Box 15178
Suva
FIJI ISLANDS
Telephone (Voice): +679 3319 042
Fax: +679 3301 161
[email protected]
Description: Works to provide equal opportunity to
deaf people so they can advocate for their own needs.
It has organized deaf awareness and advocacy
activities and sold copies of a Fiji Sign Language
dictionary to the community.
[Info confirmed w/Fiji contact]
The Finnish Association of the Deaf
WFD General Secretariat
Phillipa Sandholm
World Federation of the Deaf (WFD)
Administrative Secretary
PO Box 65
FIN- 00401 HELSINKI
Fax: +358 9 5803 572
[email protected]
http://www.wfdeaf.org
Service Foundation for the Deaf
Ilkantie 4
PO Box 62
Helsinki
00401
Phone: (358) 09-580-3860
TTY: (358) 9-580-3651
Fax: (358) 09-580-3657
[email protected]
http://www.kuurojenpalvelusaatio.fi/fin/in_english/
Description: Offers services and opportunities to
Deaf and Deafblind people including sign language
training; home and nursing care; senior services;
psychiatric are; and a telephone hotline.
Fiji Disabled Peoples Association (FDPA)
[email protected]
Description: Promotes equal rights for people with
disabilities and deaf people in Fiji.
[info confirmed w/APIDS]
The Gospel School for the Deaf
P.O. Box 3735
Samabula, Suva, Fiji Islands
[email protected]
[info confirmed w/contact]
The Hilton Special School
P.O. Box 1152, Suva.
Phone - 679-3312210
Description: Serves students with disabilities in
general, including deaf students with additional
disabilities.
[info confirmed w/contact]
France
Fédération Nationale des Sourds de
France
41, rue Joseph Python
75020 Paris
TTY: +33 140 30 18 21
Voice: +33 140 30 18 36
Fax: +33 140 30 18 21
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.fnsf.org
Description: Represents deaf people through local
and national associations affiliated with the FNSF;
promotes accessibility and equal opportunities for
deaf and hearing impaired people in society; holds
dialogue with the government. Website lists affiliate
associations, deaf schools in France, and other deafrelated links.
[info confirmed with website]
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Association nationale pour la promotion
et le dveloppement de la Langue franaise
Parle Complete (ALPC)
Hall E, 21, rue des Quatre-Frres-Peignot
Paris
75015
France
Telephone: (33) 01-45-79-14-04
Fax: (33) 01-45-78-96-14
[email protected]
http://www.alpc.asso.fr/
Description: ALPC promotes cued speech as a
means to making oral and written French accessible
to deaf people. Organizes training courses, promotes
school integration, and develops research on cued
speech.
[info confirmed w/web]
Description: GDSA operates as a branch of the
Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of
Hearing.
Female Wing of Gambia Association of
the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
[email protected]
http://www.gadhoh.com/contactslinks.htm
Description: The Female Wing, which focuses on
deaf women, operates as a branch of the Gambia
Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Youth Wing of Gambia Association of the
Deaf and Hard of Hearing
[email protected]
Description: The Youth Wing operates as a branch
of the Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of
Hearing.
Gambia
Interpreters‘ Organizations in Gambia
Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard
of Hearing
Plot 55
Kanifing
Institutional Layout
PO Box 1518
Banjul
Phone: +220 4201166
Fax: +220 4202269
[email protected]
http://www.gadhoh.com
Description: Creating a society in which deaf and
hard of hearing people participate fully as citizens of
the nations. Trains sign language interpreters,
provides educational and skills training for young
deaf women, and provides nursery education for preschool deaf children. Has a female wing.
Gambian Deaf Sports Association
(GDSA)
Interpreters’ Orgs in Gambia
Gambian Association of Sign Language
Interpreters (GASLI)
[email protected]
Description: GASLI operates as a branch of the
Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of
Hearing.
St. John’s Deaf School
[email protected]
Contact: Daniel J. Mendy, Principal
Georgia
Union of the Deaf of Georgia
6, Mayakovsky str.
Tbilisi, 0112
Voice: +995 32 341621 (910667)
Fax: +995 32 910667
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Central Regional Association of the Deaf
Germany
Deutscher Gehörlosen-Bund e.V.
Bernadottestr. 126 - 128
22605 Hamburg
Voice: +49 40 880 99 612
[email protected]
http://www.gehoerlosen-bund.de
Daniel Oti Panin, Regional President (Acting)
P.O. Box 1307, Cape Coast
Phone: 0246752776
SMS: 0242817831 (Txt Msg)
[email protected]
[email protected]
[info confirmed w/GNAD]
Eastern Regional Association of the Deaf
Ghana
Ghana National Association of the Deaf
P.O. Box 7908
Accra North
Phone/fax: +233 21 680 100
Cell Phone: +233 (0) 243 548 339 (Text Message
only)
[email protected]
http://www.gnad.dk
Description: An active and productive deaf
community with access to education and information
and steady economic activities that can sustain and
maintain quality security of life. GNAD’s mission to
accomplish its vision is to mobilize members, remove
communication barriers, create awareness on deaf
issues, and advocate equal opportunities for the deaf.
Ashanti Regional Association of the Deaf
Doris Birago, Regional President
P.O. Box KJ 134,
Kumasi
SMS: 0242345967 / 0206613241 (Txt Msg)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Brong Ahafo Regional Association of the
Deaf
Tony Yeboah, Regional President
P.O. Box 1927
Sunyani
SMS: 02541567408 (Txt Msg)
[email protected]
Benjamin Bekoe, Regional President
P.O. Box 1042
Koforidua
Phone: 0246314398
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Greater Accra Regional Association of
the Deaf
Charles Darko, Regional President
P.O. Box Lt 118
Latebiokoshie, Accra.
Phone: 021 680100
SMS: 0242 027100 (Txt Msg)
Northern Regional Association of the
Deaf
Alimatu Sadiya Mahama, Regional President
P.O. Box 1576
Tamale
Phone: 071 24040
SMS: 0246974375 (Txt Msg)
Voice: 0244577189
[email protected]
[email protected]
Upper East Regional Association Of The
Deaf
Matthew Kubachua
Regional President
P.O. Box 445
Bolgatanga
Phone: 072 23570
SMS: 0245985663 (Txt Msg)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Upper West Regional Association Of The
Deaf
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Andrews Chapaalo Zoyaari, Regional President
P.O. Box 109,
Wa.Contact Add – Wa
SMS: 0272621107 (Txt Msg)
Description: Works toward equality and social
inclusion for deaf people. Website has a PDF file
listing deaf clubs in Greece.
Volta Regional Association of the Deaf
Maxwell Kofi Dzadey, Regional President
P.O. Box Ma 163, Ho
SMS: 0242005193 (Txt Msg)
Phone: 091 25326
[email protected]
[email protected]
Western Regional Association of the Deaf
Joseph Ewusi-Ntenah, Regional President
P.O. Box MC 778, Takoradi
SMS: 0207596544 (Txt Msg)
SMS: 0243450939 (Txt Msg)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Deaf Kids Nursery (DKN)
PO Box LT 605
Lartebiokorshie-Accra
Accra
Ghana
Telephone: (233) 21 271 032
Fax: (233) 21 676 789
[email protected]
http://www40.brinkster.com/dknghana
Description: DKN empowers disadvantaged and
deaf children though education and literacy; teaches
basic sign language; provides awareness about
people who are deaf; and teach children the
importance of health related issues.
Greece
Hellenic Federation of the Deaf
236 El. Venizelou St,
16341 Ilioupoli
Voice: +30 210 523 3950
Mobile (SMS): +30 694 201 9348
Fax: +30 210 523 3968
[email protected]
http://www.omke.gr
Guatemala
Asociación de Sordos de Guatemala
(ASORGUA)
Vinicio Aguilar, President
2a. Calle "A" 10 - 44 Zona 10
Guatemala, Ciudad, C.A.
Mailing address: Apartado Postal No. 783
Guatemala, ciudad, C.A
Voice/Fax: +502 236 24 745
[email protected]
[email protected]
Comité Prociegos Y Sordos De
Guatemala
9ª. Calle 3-07 zona 1
Ciudad de Guatemala
Phone: 22519555
Committee in favor of Blind and Deaf
People from Guatemala
Phone: (56) 502 2382-812
(56) 502 2382-812
[email protected]
Description: Emphasizes disability prevention
services, medical treatment, education and
rehabilitation for low income people with visual or
hearing impairments. Engages in programs that
strengthen social integration.
Fundación Sonrisas Que Escuchan
Licda. Julieta Rodas de Muñoz, Director
6ª. Av. 6-63 Zona 10 Edificio Sixtino I
5to. Nivel, Oficina 505
Phone: 22773306
[email protected]
[email protected]
FUNDAL
Hellen Sinibaldi de Bonilla, Director
Tronco 5 Rama 1 Lote 75 Colonia el
Encinal, zona 3 de Mixco, Guatemala
Phone: 24347823
[email protected]
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Guinea, Republic of
Hong Kong
Association Guinéenne des Sourds (AGS)
BP 1868
Conakry
Voice: +224 43 94 03
Fax: +224 45 42 74
[email protected]
Hong Kong Association of the Deaf
Honduras
Asociación Nacional de Sordos de
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Phone: +504 255 4592
Fax: +504 255 2533
[email protected]
No. 109, 111-118 G/F.,
Chi Mei House
Choi Hung Estate Kowloon
Voice: +852 2327 2497
Fax: +852 2327 7445
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.hongkongdeaf.org.hk
Description: Offers a range of services to the deaf
community.
Hong Kong Society for the Deaf
Ministerios Sordos de Nueva Vida (New
Life Deaf Ministry)
Honduras Address via Miami, FL (for general
correspondence -- letters only):
TGU 0005
P.O. Box 02-5387
Miami, FL 33102-5387
Phone numbers:
501-588-1365 (internet phone—rings in Honduras)
011-504-238-1147 (NLDM office in Honduras)
011-501-9-875-1441 (Executive Director's cell
phone in Honduras)
972-639-6935 (Executive Director's cell phone
when in the U.S.)
[email protected] (Christy Owen, Exec. Dir.)
[email protected] (Andy Bugh, Board Chair)
[email protected] (Pat Rittenhouse, Board Vice
Chair)
http://www.nldm.org/
Description: The New Life Deaf Ministry runs a
Deaf church and the only academic school for Deaf
children in the country, “Happy Hands Christian
School for Deaf Children.”
Iglesia de Sordos Nueva Vida (Deaf
Church of New Life)
Col Neuva Esperanza Contiguo
Escuela Tomas Alvarez Dolmo
Codigo
Honduras
[email protected]
Description: This church functions within the
Ministerios Sordos de Nueva Vida (New Life Deaf
Ministry)
903, Duke of Windsor Social Service Bldg
15 Hennessy Road
Wanchai
Hong Kong
Telephone: (852) 2527-8969
Fax: (852) 2529-3316
[email protected]
http://www.deaf.org.hk
Description: Promotes the well being of hearing
impaired people and seeks to ensure equal
opportunities. Provides information, education,
recreation, counseling, audiology, and medical
services. Its website lists various deaf-related
organizations in Hong Kong.
Hungary
Hungarian Association of the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing
H-1068 Budapest
Benczúr u. 21
SMS: +36 30 447 8566
Voice: +36 1 351 0434
Fax: +36 1 342 1989
[email protected]
[email protected] (Reaches president)
http://www.sinosz.hu
Description: Promotes equal opportunity and social
integration; provides services in sign language
interpretation and legal aid.
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Iceland
All India Federation of the Deaf
Felag heyrnarlausra
Suourlandsbraut 24
108 Reykjavik
Voice: +354 561 3560
Fax: +354 551 3567
[email protected]
http://www.deaf.is/english
Description: Works to improve the quality of life for
deaf and hard of hearing people, fights for equal
opportunity, and breaks social isolation.
India
18, Northend Complex
R.K. Ashram Marg
New Delhi 110001
Phone: 26563984
23364766
[email protected]
[info may be out of date]
The Deaf Way Foundation
803, Sahyog Building,
Nehru Place,
New Delhi-110019
Phone: 41607261
8607261
Fax: +91-(0)11-41607201
[email protected]
Delhi Sports Council for the Deaf
All India Federation of the Deaf
18, Northend Complex
R.K. Ashram Marg
New Delhi – 1
Voice: +91 1123364766
+91 1126563984
[email protected]
[email protected]
J-l0 Saket, New Delhi-110017
Phone: 26527303
9810899645
[email protected]
Noida Deaf Society
Delhi Association of the Deaf
92, Kamla Market, New Delhi 110092 (INDIA)
Phone: 91-11-23233991
23235065
23218592
23236521
Fax: 23230l47
[email protected]
Delhi Foundation of Deaf Women
First Floor, DDA Community Hall
Gali Chandiwali, Pahar Ganj
New Delhi - 110 055
Phone: +91 116535 8200
Fax: +91 11 2358 3276
[email protected]
http://www.dfdw.net
Description: Sponsors activities to promote selfemployment, technical education, social
rehabilitation, and leadership training.
469 Sector 29, NOIDA, UP
Phone: 0120-5318109
Ruma Roka: 9811643244
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://noidadeafsociety.net/
Description: Provides vocational training to Deaf
people to enhance their employability.
National Association of the Deaf
No 102
19-A Vishal Complex
Patparganj
Mayur Vihar Phase -1
Delhi-110091
Fax: 41606361
[email protected]
Deaf Cultural Society
Kothi No. 172,PKT. B-7, Sector-4, Rohini-110085
Phone: 011-27047941
[email protected]
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Sense International India
2nd Floor, Administrative Block
Andhjan Mandal Campus
Opp. Indian Institute of Management (IIM)
Vastrapur, Ahmedabad - 380 015
Gujarat, India
Fax: +91 79 2630 1282
[email protected]
http://tinyurl.com/SenseInternational-India
India office also will be creating a resource center in
Bangladesh.
Iran
Deaf Youth Forerunners of Iran
http://www.jnpir.com
Description: This website provides an updated
listing of deaf organizations in Iran. Corrections and
more complete contact information for deaf
organizations in Iran can be emailed to
[email protected].
Aligudarz Center of the Deaf
+986642625249
Amol Center of the Deaf
+981213267909
Anzali Center of the Deaf
Ability Foundation
+981814251090
27, Fourth Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar,
Chennai - 600 020
Tamil Nadu. India
Phone: 91 44 24452400
91 44 24413013
Fax: 91 44 24413013
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.abilityfoundation.org/
Description: AbilityFoundation is a cross-disability
umbrella organization in India that promotes equal
opportunity for all people with disabilities, including
in the area of employment. Its website has a listing
of disability NGOs in India, including a few schools
and organizations of and for deaf people.
Arak Center of the Deaf
+988613671756
Ardebile Center of the Deaf
+984512251300
Babol Center of the Deaf
+981112226061
Bandar abbas Center of the Deaf
+988118270593
Behshahr Center of the Deaf
+981525231930
Bobolsar Center of the Deaf
+9811252
Indonesia
Indonesian Association for the Welfare of
the Deaf (IAWD)
(Gerakan untuk Kesejahteraan Tunarungu
Indonesia)
d/a Pusat Rehabilitasi Cacat
Dep. Pertahanan (Lantai II sayap pintu II)
JI.R.C. Veteran No 178
Bintare Jakarta – 12330
Phone: +62 274 588 048
Fax: +62 21 738 8142
[email protected]
Bojnourd Center of the Deaf
+985842242379
Borujerd Center of the Deaf
+986622602893
Brujen Center of the Deaf
+983824235100
Bushehr Center of the Deaf
+987716720289
Chalus Center of the Deaf
+981912253554
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Dezful Center of the Deaf
Isfahan Center of the Deaf
+9864164511
+983112355669
Dorud Center of the Deaf
Ilam Center of the Deaf
+986654224926
+988412231775
East Azerbaijan Center of Deaf
+984115517968
http://deaftabriz.mihanblog.com
Karaj Association of the Deaf
+982612251222
Karaj Center of the Deaf
+982612700484
http://www.deafkaraj.ir
Esfaraiyen Center of the Deaf
+985727228244
Fars Center of the Deaf
Kashmar Center of the Deaf
+987116201432
http://www.deafshiraz.persianblog.ir
+985328246655
Kerman Center of the Deaf
Ghaemshahr Center of the Deaf
+983413340369
+980124228032569
Kermanshah Center of the Deaf
Ghazvin Center of the Deaf
+988317288168
http://www.ebideaf.blogfa.com
+982812220741
Ghome Center of the Deaf
Khomeini town Center of the Deaf
+982516567040
+982123313799
Ghuchan Center of the Deaf
Khorasan Razavi Center of the Deaf
+983812242540
+985117259960
http://www.deafmashhad.ir
Gorgan Center of the Deaf
Khoy Center of the Deaf
+981712227908
+984612221720
Gonbad Ghabus Center of the Deaf
Khuzestan Center of the Deaf
+981722223495
+986113332184
Guilan Center of the Deaf
Kuhdast Center of the Deaf
+981313236738
+986636236999
Hamedan Center of the Deaf
Lahijan Center of the Deaf
+988118270593
+981412229041
Iranian National Center for the Deaf
2nd Sadeghieh Square
Sattarkhan Ave
No 219, Tehran
14736
Voice: +98 44210442
Fax: +98 44210442
Iranshahr Center of the Deaf
+985472222467
Lorestan Center of the Deaf
+986013209951
Maku Center of the Deaf
+984623222223
Mahabad Center of the Deaf
+984422220466
Maragheh Center of the Deaf
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+984212230616
http://www.canoonm.blogfa.com
Shahrekurd Center of the Deaf
+983812260110
Marand Center of the Deaf
Shahrud Center of the Deaf
+984912253995
http://www.deafmaku.blogfa.com
+982732333000
Sistan o baluchestan Center of the Deaf
Mazardaran Center of the Deaf
+981232263426
http://deafmazandaran.blogfa.com
Description: This association aims to support deaf
people in cultural activities, arts, sports, education,
and other areas.
Miandoab Center of the Deaf
+984812237640
Naghadeh Center of the Deaf
+985412448067
Torbat Jam Center of the Deaf
+985112220605
Torbat Heidarieh Center of the Deaf
+985312221870
Tonekabon Center of the Deaf
+981924252676
http://www.deaftonekabon.blogfa.com
+984436231333
Najaf Abad Center of the Deaf
+983312615228
Natanz Center of the Deaf
+983624247388
Neka Center of the Deaf
+981513267104
Nishabur Center of the Deaf
+985513355525
Nour Center of the Deaf
+981226257575
Rafsanjan Center of the Deaf
+983918220088
West Azerbaijan Center of the Deaf
+984413446613
http://www.wa-deaf.com
Yasuj Center of the Deaf
+987412223112
Yazd Center of the Deaf
+983516211867
Zabol Center of the Deaf
+985422250600
Zanjan Center of the Deaf
+982413261523
Zarrin Town Center of the Deaf
+983342228037
Rudsar Center of the Deaf
+981426233262
Ireland
Sirjan Center of the Deaf
Parents‘ Organizations in Ireland
+983453226426
Sabzevar Center of the Deaf
+985712233397
Sanandaj Center of the Deaf
+988713246220
Shahin deJ Center of the Deaf
+984824225024
Irish Deaf Society (IDS)
30 Blessington Street
Dublin 7
52
SMS: +353 86 3807033
Minicom: +353 1 860 1910
Voice: +353 1 860 1878
Fax: +353 1 860 1960
[email protected]
http://www.irishdeafsociety.ie
Description: IDS is working toward a society in
which Deaf people are equal citizens who contribute
and participate freely in society.
Parents’ Organizations in Ireland
Irish Deaf Kids
Terenure Enterprise Centre
17 Rathfarnham Road
Terenure
Dublin 6W
Phone: 01-4903237
[email protected]
http://www.irishdeafkids.ie/
Description: Supports inclusive education for deaf
children at mainstream schools in Ireland and
empowers parents. Maintains a blog and offers an
electronic newsletter.
St. Joseph’s House for Deaf and
Deafblind Adults
Brewery Road
Stillorgan
Dublin
Phone: 2893160
Fax: 2899463
[email protected]
http://www.stjosephsdeafblind.ie/
Description: Offers residential care to deaf and
deafblind adults in Ireland. Provides resources and
support to the deafblind community at wide.
Description: Offers both a primary program (ages 4
to 14) and a post-primary program. Includes
religious education and welcomes students of all
denominations and religions.
St. Mary’s School for Deaf Girls
Dominican Convent
Cabra
Dublin 7
Phone: (353) +1 +8385359
8386064
Fax: (353) +1 +8387943
[email protected]
http://www.stmarysdeafgirls.ie/
Description: Offers both a primary school and a
post-primary school. Encourages English language
development through speech, lipreading, signed
English, reading, and writing. Consult its list of links
for more Irish deaf resources.
Israel
The Association of the Deaf in Israel
13 Yad Lebanim Blvd
P.O.B. 9001
Tel Aviv 61090
Voice: +972 3 730 3355
Fax: +972 3 739 6419
[email protected]
http://www.deaf.org.il/
Description: Promotes social clubs and social
services throughout Israel, including sign language
classes. Promotes human rights for deaf people.
Consult its website for more branch associations and
deaf organizations in Israel and for more useful links
for deaf people in Israel.
Bekol
St. Joseph’s School for Deaf Boys
Cabra
Dublin 7
Phone: (01) 838 0058
Fax: (01) 838 0230
[email protected]
http://www.stjosephsboys.ie/
17, Tchernihowsky st. Tel-Aviv, Israel
Tel: 972-3-5257001
Fax: 972-3-5257004
[email protected]
http://www.bekol.org/303-he/Bekol.aspx
Description: Association for hard of hearing people
in Israel. Provides an information hotline; advocates
for legislation, accessibility, and public awareness.
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The Ali Hope Foundation
PO Box 32196
Jerusalem, 91000
Fax: +972 8 9152637
SMS: + 972 54 567 4685
[email protected]
http://www.alihope.com/
Description: To improve the independence and wellbeing of Deaf and Deaf-blind Israelis through the
provision of specially-trained hearing dogs.
[email protected]
http://www.jfd.or.jp/en/index.html
Description: The JFD is the sole national
organization of the Deaf in Japan, with member
associations in 47 prefectures throughout the
country. It promotes full participation and equality in
society for Deaf people; social self-reliance through
the use of Sign Language; and the protection of
human rights.
Jordan
The Holy Land Institute for Deaf and
Deafblind Children
Italy
Ente Nazionale Sordomuti (ENS)
Italian National Association of the Deaf
Via Gregorio VII, 120
00165 Roma
TTY: +39 06 6390354
Phone: +39 063 98 051
Fax: +39 063 98 05321
[email protected]
http://www.ens.it
Description: Works to promote the integration of
deaf people into society. Involved in areas such as
legislation, education, and employment. Its website
has links to more local-level organizations in Italy.
P.O.Box 15
19110 Salt
Jordan
Phone: +962 (5) 355 49 53
Fax: +962 (5) 355 49 51
[email protected]
http://www.allah-kariem.org
Description: Implements education at all levels from
pre-school through high school. Also promotes and
supports higher education with sign language
interpretation and/or auditory amplification. About
20% of the staff members are deaf.
Kazakhstan
Mason Perkins Deafness Fund
Via Nomentana 56
Roma
00161
Phone: (39) 064-423-4511
Fax: (39) 064-423-6059
[email protected]
http://www.mpdf.it
Description: Mason Perkins Deafness Fund (MPDF)
seeks to create a positive environment for deaf and
deaf-blind children of Italy.
Kazakh Society of the Deaf
22/1 Microraion Molodezhnyi
Astana, 010002
Fax: + 7 3172 22 45 63
+ 7 3172 22 98 94
[email protected]
Japan
Japanese Federation of the Deaf (JFD)
SK Bldg 8F, Yamabuki-cho 130
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
162-0801
Phone: +81 3 3268 8847
Fax: +81 3 3267 3445
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Kenya Deaf Resource Centre
Kenya
Deaf Religious Organizations in Kenya
Parents‘ Organizations in Kenya
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Rift Valley)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Eastern)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Central)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Nyanza)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Western)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Nairobi)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Coast)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (North Eastern)
Deaf Vocational & Secondary School Programs
in Kenya
http://kenyadeafnet.org/
Description: Provides information on deafness for
people in Kenya. Last updated in 2007. Lists some
deaf organizations and deaf schools in Kenya.
Kenya Deaf Welfare Society
P.O. Box 13756, Nairobi, Kenya
Phone: 254 0721564672
254 0725765220
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: The Kenya Deaf Welfare Society is a
charitable organization with the main objective of
empowering deaf people in Kenya.
Kenya Federation of Deaf Teachers
Central Kenya Region Deaf Development
Group
Provincial Level Organisation
Chair P.Mwangi
[email protected]
Deaf Community Development And
Relief Service
P.O. Box 28125-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
Mobile: +254 723 327 519
[email protected]
[info confirmed w/Harvest Mission]
Kenya National Association of the Deaf
(KNAD)
PO Box 28507-00100 GPO
Nairobi
[email protected]
http://www.nadkenya.org
Description: This grassroots deaf organizations
works to develop sign language; promote HIV/AIDS
awareness to deaf people; and caters to the welfare
of Deaf women in Kenya.
Kenyan Sign Language Interpreters
Association (KSLIA)
Deaf Youth of Kenya
Mr. Tom Okiki Ndede, Committee Member
Representative
[email protected]
Development of Deaf Opportunity
International (DDOI)
Gigiri, U.N. Road
P.O. Box 63285
Muthaiga, Nairobi, Kenya
Mobile: 0733 388 924,
0720 780 423
0722 993 969
[email protected]
[info from kenyadeafnet.org site]
P.O. Box 11 Maseno
Mobile/SMS: +254733476351 (Text)
[email protected]
[Info confirmed w/org & KNAD]
[email protected]
http://www.kslia.blogspot.com
Description: KSLIA is working toward establishing a
training program and certification process for its
membership. Its mission is to elevate the standards of
sign language interpreting in Kenya.
[info confirmed w/KNAD]
Kenya Sign Language Research Project
(KSLRP)
University of Nairobi-Kenya
8-4-4 Building, Ground Floor
P.O. Box 22024-00400
Nairobi, Kenya
Kenya Society for Deaf Children (KSDC)
55
Bible House 2nd Floor
Langata Road
P.O. Box 42306-001002
Nairobi, Kenya
Description: The oldest organization in Kenya
working with deaf children.
[confirmed w/KNAD]
Phone: 020 574 550
[email protected]
National Children in Need Network
P.O. Box 3059-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
Mobile: 0722 310 178
0722 965 201
Liverpool VCT
Deaf HIV Awareness Team
Washington Opiyo Sati (the deaf manager) P.O. Box 19835-00202
Nairobi, Kenya
Phone: 020 271 4590
271 5308
Fax: 020 272 3612
Mobile: 0733 333 268
0722 203 610
0724 256 026
[email protected] (Reaches deaf
manager)
[email protected] (For general Liverpool
VCT inquiries)
http://www.liverpoolvct.org
Description: Delivers HIV and sexual and
reproductive health services to groups with special
needs including survivors of sexual violence, deaf
people, men who have sex with men, youth, and sex
workers. The manager who works with the deaf
community is Washington Opiyo Sati.
[info confirmed w/KNAD]
Makena Deaf Women Initiative
[email protected]
National Federation of Deaf Women
Empowerment Network Kenya
[email protected]
Nyeri Deaf Self Helf Group
Local CBO within Nyeri town Constituency
Current chair: Ms Rahab Wairima.
contact details for this organization]
Regional Deaf Youth Awareness Project
P.O. Box 39134-00623
Nairobi, Kenya
Sahaya Deaf Kenya
Jacquilyn Odwesso
PO Box 11972- 00100 Nairobi Kenya.
Phone: 254-0720-695-072
SMS: 254-0733-646-817
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.sahaya.org/deaf
Description: To enhance awareness, prevention,
support levels, and participatory skills of the Deaf
community towards informed choices on sexual
health. Via their website, you can download the Deaf
Peer’s Education Manual (PDF format, 6.4 Mb),
which can be used to educate deaf people about
sexual issues and HIV/AIDS.
[CIPS has received conflicting information on
whether Sahaya is still functioning. Please contact us
if you have updated information. In the meantime,
their website is still worth exploring for its resources
on sexual health for deaf people.]
Sense International (East Africa)
PO Box 53597
00200 Nairobi
Kenya
Tel/Fax: +254 (0)20 3755 128/9
[email protected]
http://tinyurl.com/SenseIntl-Africa
communicate, connect, interact, and flourish. Its East
Africa office works with partner organizations in
Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Nairobi Association of the Deaf
P.O. Box 22024-00400
Nairobi, Kenya
Deaf Religious Organizations in Kenya
Nairobi Family Support Services (NFSS)
P.O. Box 21128-00505
Nairobi, Kenya
Harvest Mission Deaf Church
P.O.Box 28125-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
Mobile: +254 723 327 519
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[email protected]
Kenya Association of Parents of the Deaf
(KAPD)
Immanuel Church for the Deaf
Deaf Ministries International
Ken Banco House
7th Floor
P.O. Box 50805-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
[email protected]
http://www.deafmin.org/countries/kenya.html
Description: This church is run by a deaf pastor,
Josephat Mulongo. In addition to its religious
services, it also serves as a social center for the deaf
community in Nairobi.
[confirmed w/KNAD]
Kaaga Deaf Church (Methodist Church in
Kenya, MCK)
Meru, Kenya
contact details for this organization]
Description: The Kaaga Deaf Church runs a work
project for Deaf people. It is run by a deaf Pastor,
Rev. Margaret.
[Info confirmed w/KNAD]
Buru Buru Arcade
Mumias South Rd.
3rd Floor, Room 13
Nairobi, Kenya
P.O. Box 61142-00200
Phone: 020 790 512
Mobile: 0722 829 477
[email protected]
[confirmed w/KNAD]
Kenya Programmes of Disabled Persons
(KPDP)
Corner House
Mezzanine 3, Mama Ngina street
P.O. Box 73587-00200,
Tel: 020 241311/12
Fax: 020 241324
[email protected]
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Rift Valley)
Muslim Deaf Association
P.O. Box 11211
Nairobi, Kenya
Youngnak Presbyterian Church of the
Deaf
(St. Andrew's Church)
P.O. Box 41282-00100
Nairobi, Kenya
Please note that most information in this file about
deaf schools in Kenya is based on an old website that
has not been updated since 2007. CIPS cannot
guarantee that contact details are still accurate.
Please let us know if you have more updated contact
information for any of these schools.
Esegari Unit for H.I.
PO Box 705, Eldama Ravine
Parents’ Organizations in Kenya
Hearing Impaired Voices of Kenya
(HIVO)
Adelyn Flats - 4B
P.O. Box 25737-00603
Nairobi, Kenya
Phone: 020 693 579
Mobile: 0722 812 715
[email protected]
Description: Organization of parents of deaf
children. It is unclear from the information CIPS has
received whether or not its members support the use
of sign language with their deaf children.
Iten Deaf Unit
PO Box 156, Iten
Kabarnet Deafblind
PO Box 128 Kabarnet
Kapsabet School for the Deaf
PO Box 377, Kapsabet
Kedowa School for the Deaf
PO Box 351, Londiani
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Description: Uses Kenyan Sign Language as the
language of instruction.
Mutomo Unit for H.I.
Litein School for the Deaf
Karandi Unit for H.I.
PO Box 79, Litein
PO Box 35, Kitui c/o D.E.O Kitui
PO Box 57, Kinamba
Lolokejek Unit for H.I.
Kaaga School for the Deaf
PO Box 215, Maralal
c/o Kio Primary
PO Box 920, Meru
Jamii Integrated
PO Box 1704, Kericho
Kalai Unit for the Deaf
PO Box 43, Maua
Ngala School for the Deaf
PO Box 10002, Nakuru
Mwingi Unit for H.I.
PO Box 43, Mwingi
Ochii Unit for H.I.
PO Box 86, Tenges
St. Lukes School for the Deaf
PO Box 2258, Embu
Yuya H.I. Unit
PO Box 12, Kitale
Kathivo H.I. Unit
PO Box 274, Kabati-Kitui
Kapkoi Unit for H.I.
PO Box 1180, Kitale
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Central)
Kolokoi Unit for H.I.
PO Box 10, Kalokol
Kongit Rc Unit for the Deaf
PO Box 106, Kapsokwony
Soiani Unit for the Deaf
PO Box 1433, Eldoret
Kambui School for the Deaf
PO Box 257, Ruiru
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Eastern)
information for any of these schools..
Kerugoya School for the Deaf
Kitui School for the Deaf
Nyandarua School for the Deaf
PO Box 705, Eldama-Ravine
Machakos School for the Deaf
PO Box 943, Machakos
PO Box 123, Kerugoya
Muranga School for the Deaf
PO Box 369, Muranga
PO Box 232, North Kinangop
Tumu Tumu School for the Deaf
PO Box 401, Karatina
Mutito Unit for H.I.
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Nyanza)
PO Box 18, Ndooa-Kitui
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PO Box 145, Kisii
Sikri Vocational
PO Box 1944, Oyugis
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Western)
Gianchere Unit for H.I.
PO Box 1379, Kisumu
Kasagam Unit for the H.I.
c/o Deo Homabay
Kenya Christian School for the Deaf
PO Box 514, Oyugis
Alupe Unit for the H.I.
Adungosi-Busia
contact details for this school]
Kisindi Unit for the H.I.
PO Box 78, Homabay
Asinge H.I. Unit
Kuja School for the Deaf
PO Box 41, Undongosi-Busia
PO Box 287, Rongo
Kuja Special School for the Deaf
PO Box 221, Rongo
Lambwe Christian School for the Deaf
PO Box 75, Ogongo
Chepkombere Special School for the Deaf
PO Box 84, Chambakanga/Vihiga
Eregi Special Unit
PO Box 1236, Kakamega
Joseph Mikuzi Special School
Maseno School for the Deaf
PO Box 11, Maseno
Nina Unit for the H.I. Kokwaro
PO Box 157, Siaya
Kimwanga Unit for the H.I.
PO Box 107, Bungoma
Nyamwe Unit for the H.I.
Lusumu Deaf Unit
PO Box 1908, Kisii
Nyakembene Special Unit for the H.I.
PO Box 30, Nyakembene
Mumia Private School for the Deaf
PO Box 225, Mumias
Nyangweso School for the Deaf
Mundika Unit for the Deaf
PO Box 46, Nyangweso
PO Box 259, Busia
Nyang’oma Vocational
Mwikhomo Unit for H.I.
PO Box 33, Bondo
Ntimaru
St. Anthony Webuye
PO Box Ntimau Via Kuria
PO Box 1266, Webuye
Magena Special Unit for the H.I.
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Deaf Schools in Kenya (Nairobi)
Agakhan Deaf Unit
PO Box 49648, Nairobi
Phone: 0723302784
020-2017713
Yahoo Chat: [email protected]
[email protected]
http://clients.softlink.co.ke/mocedet/
Description: Teaches in Kenyan Sign Language and
English. Located 40 miles from Nairobi City. In
addition to its normal school curricula, it offers
tertiary courses in sign language interpretation,
electronic engineering, computer technology, and
hair design and beauty technology.
Dagoretti Deaf Unit
Shomela Deaf Unit
Humble Hearts School for the Deaf
Takaye Deaf Unit
Joseph Kangethe Unit for the Deaf
Ziwani School for the Deaf
Race Course Deaf Unit
PO Box 86319, Mombasa
Deaf Schools in Kenya (North Eastern)
Deaf Schools in Kenya (Coast)
Gede Special School
Isiolo School for the Deaf
PO Box 49, Gede
PO Box 562, Isiolo
Kibarani School for the Deaf
Jaribu Unit for H.I.
PO Box 265, Kilifi
PO Box 42, Garissa
Kichakamwaiu Deaf Unit
Wajir for the Deaf
PO Box 52, Shimoni
PO Box 447, Wajir
Kwale School for the Deaf
Deaf Vocational & Secondary School
Programs in Kenya
PO Box 9, Kwale
Lisa/Hola School for the Deaf
PO Box 78, Hola
Model Center for Deaf Education and
Training (MoCeDet)
PO Box 5251-00506, Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi
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Karen Technical Training Institute for
the Deaf
Kuwait
Kuwait Club for the Deaf
Kuia Sec. School for the Deaf (Boys)
Kuia Vocational Training for the Deaf
P.O. Box 33141
Al-Rowdah Co/73452
TTY: +965 256 3204
Fax: +965 254 2256
[email protected]
contact details for this program]
Mumias Sec. Vocational for the Deaf
(Girls)
contact details for this program]
Laos
Laos Disabled People's Association
Ms. Monita Chantihavong, Secretary of Deaf Unit
[email protected]
Rev. Muhoro Sec. School
PO Box 278, Mukuruwe-Ini
Latvia
Latvian Association of the Deaf
Kiribati
Te Toa Matoa (Kiribati)
c/- Teewata Rokete, USP Library, USP Kiribati
Campus, PO
Box 59, Kiribati
Phone: + 686 22057
[email protected] (Teewata Rokete)
disabilities and deaf people in Kiribati.
Elvíras lela 19
LV-1083 Riga
TTY: +371 747 0595
Voice: +371 747 0595
Fax: +371 747 0444
[email protected]
http://www.lns.lv
Description: Encourages public awareness of deaf
people and their integration into society. Has 9
regional associations in Latvia. Its website has
contact information for its regional associations, as
well as links to a few other national and international
deaf organizations.
Korea, South (Republic of
Korea)
Lebanon
Korean Association of the Deaf
(133-834) 4fl Bora Building, 289-20
3 (sam)-dong, Seongsu 2Ga Seongdong-gu
Seoul
Republic of KOREA
Phone: +82 2 461 2261
+82 2 461 2261
Fax: +82 2 461 2651 2
+82 2 461 3651 2
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.deafkorea.com
Parents‘ Organizations in Lebanon
Cross-Disability Organizations in Lebanon
Deaf and Cross-Disability Schools in
Lebanon
Assocíation de L'Oeuvre des SourdsMuets au Liban
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Mazraa - Rue Maarri
Jmm Jannoun
Beyrouth
Voice: +961 01 656517
[email protected]
01-457575
01-457575
[email protected]
http://www.mabarrat.org.lb
Association Jour de l’esperance
Parents’ Organizations in Lebanon
Parents Association of Hard of Hearing in
Lebanon
Roudayna Accad, President
Ballouneh Public garden street Akiki bld 4th fl.
Mobile: 03 292926
Fax: 09 234 839
[email protected]
[info confirmed w/org/]
Ms. Fadia Abou Dib
Zahleh, Dehour Zahleh, Bekaa Valley
08-502685
08-506684
Father Roberts School for the Deaf
Sr. Andre Nasser
Sehaile, Keserwan, Main Road
09-223590
09-223542
The Fr. Andeweg Institute for the Deaf
Lebanon
Association for Handicapped Welfare
Mrs. Nada Ismail
Nabatieh, South of Lebanon, Al-Kantil Str.
07-762852
07-762852
Friends in Need Association
Islamic Women Association
Mrs. Katia Awad
Tripoli, Boulevard Str. Hamzeh Building
06-432255
06-433636
[email protected]
Inaam Aloush
Tripoli, Al-Ajam str.
06-210767
06-212061
Deaf and Cross-Disability Schools in
Lebanon
Al Kafaat Foundation
Mr. Raif Showeiry
Hadath, Notre Dame Building, Near Mraijeh
PO Box 47, Hadath, Lebanon
Phone: +961 1 879 301 (302/303)
Fax: 961 1 879 307
05-463390 / 05461260
05-460887
[email protected]
http://www.al-kafaat.org
Al Mabarrat Association
Mr. Abdallah Zein
Airport Road, Bouj Brajeh, Beirut
Mr. George Fernaine
Loueizeh-Baabda, Damascus Road
05-920735
05-920625
http://www.faid-lb.org
Description: Provides education and resources for
deaf and hard of hearing people, their families, and
educational partners in Lebanon and beyond.
Emphasizes learning to speak and understanding the
speech of others.
Institutions for Social Welfare - AlBayan for the Deaf (Al-Doha Compound)
Mr. Mohammad Barakat
Shouaifat Hill, Aaramoun Road
Phone: 05-803564 / 01-656202
Fax: 05-803563
The Learning Center for the Deaf
Beirut - Lebanon
P.O. Box 40-211, Baabda, Lebanon
T / F 00961-5-954 584
[email protected]
http://www.lcd-lebanon.org/
Description: Responds to the physical, emotional,
intellectual, and social needs of deaf people in
Lebanon. It’s primary emphasis is on the education
needs of children, their families, and young adults.
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Lebanese Inst. for the Handicapped
Khalid Al Tafile
Sarafand, Nabih Berri Compound
07-441515
07-441020
Fax: +266 2232 6196
[email protected]
Liberia
Lebanese School for the Blind and Deaf
Mrs Wadad Lahoud
The Lebanese Society for the Blind and the Deaf
PO Box 40021
Baabda-Lebanon
Phone: (961) 5920601
Fax: (961) 5924118
[email protected]
http://www.towardshumanity.org/towards/deafblin
d.html
Description: Educates children who are blind and
deaf. Has a mainstreaming program, in which
students attend school with hearing and sighted peers
during the day then return to the Lebanese School for
the Blind and Deaf in the evening for coaching and
support.
Liberia National Association of the Deaf
P.O. Box 10-4569
Monrovia 1000 – 20
[email protected]
Libya
Libyan General Federation of Deaf
Societies
P.O. Box 2231
Tripoli
Fax: +218 21 3340040
Lithuania
Orphanage Welfare Association
Mr. Said Mekawi
Saida, Al-Barghout Str. Ain Helweh, Behind
Govermnet Bldg.
07-720788
07-723228
Lithuanian Deaf Association
Sv. Kazimiero Street 3
2600 Vilnius
Fax: +370 5 212 04 93
[email protected]
Patriach Sfeir Center for Deaf children
Zahleh
08-802123
Macau
School for Education and Re-education
for the Deaf (IRAP)
Ms. Janine Safa
Ain Aar, North Metn, Main Road
04-925025
04-910867
[email protected]
Lesotho
National Association of the Deaf Lesotho
(NADL)
Macau Deaf Association
U. Ka Weng, Clarissa, President
Caixa Postal
P.O. Box 1892
Voice: +853 482 984
(853) 2826 1658
(853) 2823 3583
Fax: +853 482 976
(853) 2826 1604
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.mda.org.mo
Description: Provides services for deaf people;
promotes communication with the community.
PO Box 13821
Maseru, 100
SMS: +266 5852 4944 (Text/SMS only)
Phone: +266 2232 0345
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FIMABE: Deaf club in Belo/Tsiribihina
Macedonia
Association of the Deaf and Hard of
Hearing of Macedonija (SGNM)
11 Oktober, 42a
1000 Skopje
Voice: +389 2 32 28 106
Fax: +359 2 32 28 106
[email protected]
http://www.sgnm_gluvi.org.mk
Description: SGNM works to improve the quality of
life for deaf people; to fulfill their basic human
rights; to advance their education; and affirm the
language of signs. Its website has contact
information for local-level deaf organizations in
Macdeonia in both English and Russian.
Madagascar
Interpreter and Sign Language
Organizations in Madagascar
Association of the Deaf in Manakara
Javel Lydia Anna
Lot 2g 162 Maroalakely
316 Manakara
Association of the Deaf in Ste Marie
Betkou Bartho E.
Ambodifototra,
515 Sainte Marie
[email protected]
Andry Vestorel
Secretaire Tresorier Au College Lutherien,
Avaradrova,
608 Belo-Tsiribihina
FIMAMA: Association of the Deaf in
Mahajanga
Ranoarivony Liane
Lot 13 C La Carrière, Mangarivotra, 401
Mahajanga
FIMAMO: Association of the Deaf in
Morondava
Rakotonirina Gilbert
C/O Mr Mohamed Abas
Bp 30 Tsimahavaokely
619- Morondava
FIMASA: Association of the Deaf in
Antsiranana
Rasoarivelo Charlotte
Lot 3.112.08, Lycée Privé Fivoarana, Tanambao
Tsena, 201 Antsiranana
FIMASATO: Association of the Deaf in
Toliara
Ralisiarinoro Njaka
Lot 167-Ddi,
Tanambao Morafeno
601 Toliary
FIMATO: Association of the Deaf in
Toamasina
Lot 05 – D –CN 4 Parcelle 12/12, Tanamakoa,
501 Toamasina
FMA: Association of the Deaf in Antalaha
Federation of the Deaf in Madagascar
(FMM)
Lot 1053, cité 67 Ha Nord-Quest
BP 13030
Antananarivo 101
TTY: +261 24 241 54
[email protected]
Description: Promotes deaf rights via projects to
encourage regional associations; to develop a sign
language dictionary; teach sign language; train sign
language interpreters; train leaders; and train
educators of deaf people.
Fety Voninera Louisette
Lot Zk F 80 Secteur Nr 04, Ankoalabe, 206
Antalaha
FMF: Deaf club in Farafangana
Andriamaheny Paul
Po Box 309, Mahafasa Andrefana,
309 Farafangana
FMSA: Association of the Deaf in
Antananarivo
Razafimalala Vololonirina
Aka.Ma. 67 Ha Centre,
101 Antananarivo
[email protected]
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FMSV: Association of the Deaf in
Antsirabe
Rakotovao
Lot 304 C – C – 447, Antsongo Sud, 110 Antsirabe
SAHY: Association of the Deaf in
Fianarantsoa
SF Lot 95IG/3204, Ambalavao Igagà, 301
Fianarantsoa
Malawi
Malawi National Association of the Deaf
(MANAD)
Private Bag 14
Maselema, BT 8
Voice: +265 01 643 684
Fax: +265 01 645 449
[email protected]
[email protected]
Interpreter and Sign Language
Organizations in Madagascar
Interpreter organization (dictionaries)
Rivo Andriamampianina
[email protected]
Sign Language Doc (books)
Henintsoa Rinjaka
[email protected]
AKA.MA.
Jules Andriamampianina
[email protected]
Jeannette Raeliarisoa
[email protected]
SEMAMO
Lucie Rabenantoanina
Armand Randrianatoandro
[email protected]
Malaysian Federation of the Deaf (MFD)
No. 6-13A, Tingkat 6, Menara KLH
Bandar Puchong Java
47100 Puchong
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Voice: +60 3 8070 9308
+60 3 8070 8930
Fax: +60 3 9076 1090
[email protected]
http://www.mfd.org.my
Description: The MFD is a self-help national
coordinating body for all deaf organizations in
Malaysia and is the voice of Deaf people in dealing
with the government on issues affecting deaf people.
Pusat Majudiri Y (The YMCA SelfReliance Center for the Deaf)
FOFAMA
SEMATO
Malaysia
c/o YMCA Kuala Lumpur
95, Jalan Padang Belia, Brickfields
Kuala Lumpur
Wilayah Persekutuan
50470
Phone: (60) 32-274-1439
Fax: (60) 32-274-0559
[email protected]
http://www.ymcakl.com/pmy
Description: Increase public awareness of deafness;
promote early education, bilingual education, and
training opportunities; promote the rights of Deaf
people and the participation of the Deaf community
in society. Its website has links to more deaf
organizations in Malaysia.
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The Bamako Assn for the Integration and
Promotion of the Deaf (ABIPSOURDS)
Maldives
Maldives Deaf Association
C/O Ashfaaq Ahmed, Jamaaluddin School,
Male, Maldives
Ashfaaq Ahmed, Chairman
SMS/Phone: +960 7666144 (Text only)
[email protected]
Rizwana Mariyam, Vice Chairman
SMS/Phone: +960 7601211 (Text only)
[email protected]
Amaresh Gopalakrishnan, Advisor
Phone: 7876568 (Voice and text)
[email protected]
Unit for the Deaf -Jamaaluddin Primary
School
Principal
Jamaaluddin School, Male, Maldives
SMS/Phone: +960 776 4313 (Text only)
Phone: (223) 7643 8931
Description: The director is Ladji Issiako Doumbia.
Responsable Ladji Issiako Doumbia il est sourd.
Comité des Femmes Sourdes
Deaf Women‘s Committee
Phone: (223) 7518 4561
Description: The director is Mlle Balkis Maiga.
Responsable Mlle Balkisa Maîga elle est sourde.
L'association Malienne pour l'intégration
Socio Economique des Sourds et
Personnes Malentendantes du Mali
(AISES)
The Malian Assn for the Socioeconomic
Integration of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
(AISES)
Phone: (223) 7943 8931
Director: The Director is Famory Konaté.
Responsable Famory Konaté il est sourd.
Malta
Deaf People's Association
Mali
L'association Malienne des Sourds
(AMASOURDS)
Malian Assn of the Deaf (AMASOURDS)
Phone: (223) 7403 9870
Description: The director is Moustapha
Magassouba. Responsable Mamadou Moustapha
Magassouba il est sourd-muet.
L'association Malienne de Sports pour
Déficients Auditifs (AMASDA)
Malian Sports Assn for the Auditorially
Deficient (AMASDA)
Phone: (223) 7906 2433
Description: The director is Nouhoum Keita.
Responsable Nouhoum Kéita il est sourd-muet.
L'association Bamakoise pour l'insertion
et la Promotion des Sourds
(ABIPSOURDS)
Dar Joe Vassallo
45 Lascaris Wharf
Valletta VLT 01
[email protected]
http://www.deafmalta.com/
Mauritius
Association des parents de deficients
auditifs (APDA)
[email protected]
Description: Private “Total Communication” School
for the Deaf
Mauritius Sign Language Group and
Deaf Clubs
Josian Lilian Zoïle, Deaf Leader
Jomadar Centre for the Hearing Impaired
Pope Hennessy Street
Beau Bassin, Mauritius
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SMS/ Phone: (230) 264 3834 (Text only)
[email protected]
Society for the Welfare of the Deaf
Joonas Noorjahan, Chairman; Arrtee, School and
Society Executive Officer
Jomadar Centre for the Hearing Impaired Pope
Hennessy Street
Beau Bassin, Mauritius
SMS/Phone: (230) 264 3834 (Text only)
[email protected]
Description: Runs the national School for the Deaf
22480
Mexico
Telephone: (66) 813248
Fax: 66) 815528
[email protected]
Description: APSOR advocates habilitation and
knowledge that permits the deaf community to better
interact with society. Offers training in literacy and
Mexican Sign Language; early intervention
programs; and training for parents and interpreters.
Jos David Institute, AC
Phone: (52) 614 411 9737
Fax: (52) 614 411-0792
[email protected]
http://www.ijd.org.mx
Description: Runs a school for children who are deaf
or autistic; uses the oral education approach. The
Institute also trains therapists.
Mexico
Federación Mexicana de Sordos
(FEMESOR)
Presa Azucar No. 95-402
Col. Irrigacion
Mexico, D.F. C.P. 11000
Voice: +52 55 5557 7606
Fax: +52 55 5373 4562
Mobile: +52 55 2848 3960
[email protected]
At least one contact reports that there are no
organizations in Micronesia specifically for deaf
people. Please inform CIPS if you have learned
differently. Meanwhile, we welcome additional
information about cross-disability organizations,
social service agencies, schools, etc. in this country.
FSM
Unión Nacional de Sordos de México
(UNSM)
[email protected] (Reaches President)
[email protected] (Reaches Vice
President)
[email protected] (Reaches Secretary
General)
http://unsordosm.wordpress.com
Description: Advocates for human rights for deaf
people in Mexico. Website has links to state-level
associations of deaf people in Mexico and elsewhere
at its links page, affiliated associations page, and its
directory of state associations. Also has information
about sign language interpreters in Mexico.
Asociacin Tijuana en Apoyo al Sordo
Calle Ramon Lopez Velarde 5608 C.
Colonia Montebello
Tijuana
Micronesia
Welsihter Hagilmai
[email protected]
Moldova
Association of the Deaf of Republic
Moldova
V. Alecsandri Street, 1
MD 2009 Chisinau
Voice: +373 2 272 9925
Fax: +373 2 272 9927
[email protected]
Society of the Deaf of Republic Moldova
Srt. V. Alecsandri, 1
Chisinau
2009
Moldova, Republic of
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TTY: (373) 2-729-927
Fax: (373) 2-729-927
website has links to a few deaf organizations and
resources internationally.
Mongolia
Mozambique
Cross-Disability Organizations in Mongolia
The Association of the Deaf in
Mozambique (ASUMO)
P.O. Box 4441
Maputo
Fax: +258 1 211 054
[email protected]
Mongolian Association of the Deaf
P.O. Box - 11
Ulaanbaatar – 20
Telephone: + 976 11 352 188
Fax: + 976 11 458 032
Fax: +976 11 455 180
Namibia
Namibian National Association of the
Deaf (NNAD)
Youths and Children Association of the
Deaf, Mongolia
Javkhlan Byambasuren, President
[email protected]
P.O. Box 21040
Windhoek
Voice: +264 61 244811
Fax: +264 61 244811
[email protected]
Mongolia
Nepal
Mobility Mongol
Post Office Box-356
Ulaanbaatar 20
Phone: (976) 9928-4057
(976) 1145-1526
[email protected]
http://www.owc.org.mn/mobilitymgl
Description: Provides services to people with
mobility, hearing, or visual disabilities. Partners with
the School for Deaf and Blind children on education
issues.
Morocco
Association Forum Marocain des Sourds
BP 20 Doukkarat Fez 30000 Morocco
SMS : +212 662 102 415
Phone: +212 662 102 415
Fax: +212 535 601651
[email protected]
http://www.fmsourds.org
Description: Promotes human rights for deaf people
and organizes educational and cultural activities. Its
Baglung Association of the Deaf
Mr. Kedar Prasad (K.P.) Adhikari
PO box no 22 c\o K.B. Ranamagar
Baglung Municipality, Baglung
Phone: 068- 5 22117,
Fax : 068-520995
[email protected]
Bhaktapur Association of the Deaf
Mr.Jayaram Pakanewar , President
Bayashi, Bhaktapur –10
SMS: 9841 849023 (Text only)
Bheri Association of the Deaf
Mr.Yuvaraj Keshar Khanal, President
B. P. Chowk, Birendra Nagar , Surkhet
Phone/Fax :- 083- 5 21360
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Chitwan Association of the Deaf
Ms.Bishnu Kumari Poudel, President
Bharatpur 10, ( in front of district police office) ,
Chitwan
Phone: 056 – 526874, 98450-69142(sms only)
Fax: 056-531805
Dhading Association of the Deaf
Mr.Ram Prasad Adhikari, President
Dhading Beshi, Nepal food corporation office.
SMS: 9841 883404 (Text only)
Dhankuta Association of the Deaf
Mr.Bhola Thapa, President
C/O Sharwan Lal Rai
Dhankuta Municipality – 4, Chharagaun
Phone: 026 -520938
Fax: 026 – 520807
Dhanusha Association of the Deaf
Mr.Pramod Kumar Goita, President
Bisarveda V.D.C.-8, Dhanusha
Gandaki Association of the Deaf (GADPakhara)
Mr.Rajendra Prasad Sharma, President
P.O.Box: -517, Simalchour, Firkei
Pokhara
Phone: 061- 5 23295
Fax: 061-523295
[email protected]
Description: GAD works to end poverty, illiteracy,
and isolation among deaf and hard of hearing people
and to empower them through sign language,
awareness, and academic education. It offers
training in Nepali Sign Language including in rural
areas; runs an income generation program; and runs
a secondary school for deaf students.
Fax :- 977-1-4423256
[email protected]
Kavre Development Association of the
Deaf
Mr.Ramesh Lal Shrestha, President
Banepa, Kavre
Phone: 011-665195
9841300823 (Reaches Ms. Krishna Pyari
Nakami)
Fax: 011-660360
[email protected]
Koshi Association of The Deaf
Mr. Mohan Kumar Tiwari, President
Munal Path - 3 , Biratnagar - Morang
Phone / Fax:- 021- 528969
Lalitpur Association of the Deaf
Kumaripati, Lalitpur
Ms. Kalpana Bajracharya, Secretary
PO Box 11338, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: 5538083
[email protected]
Description: The Lalitpur Association of the Deaf
advocates for deaf people in the areas of social
services, community awareness, employment,
housing, education, and integration into society. It is
especially active in the areas of sign language,
education, health, human rights, and empowering
deaf women through promoting gender and social
equity. The president is Mr. Sambhu Karki
Lumbini Association of the Deaf
Mr.Gopal Gurung, President
PO.Box: - 34, Shantinagar-13, Bairahawa –
Rupendehi.
Phone: 071-5 21327
Fax: 071- 521243
Makawanpur Association of the Deaf
Hetauda-2 Nagarpalika Road, Makawanpur
Phone: 057 – 621122
Fax: 525814
[email protected]
[email protected]
Gorkha Association of the Deaf
Mr.Ram Kusal Panta, President
Prithvi Naryan Municipality –9,
Taksar Kuwadi, Gorkha,
Phone: 064-420076
Fax: 064-420587
[email protected]
Kathmandu Association of the Deaf
Mr. Deepak Kumar Shakya, President
P.O. Box: 4601,
Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu
Phone: - 977-1- 6226009
National Association of the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing, Mahottari (NADH)
Bhagya Narayan Jha, President
Mahottari - 3
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Nawalparasi Association of the Deaf
Ms. Dipawali Sharma, President
Maker -4, Bardaghat
PO Box 11338
Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: 078-580285
(977) 142-6168
Fax: 078-580278
(977) 143-4714
[email protected]
Description: NAD works as an advocate for the Deaf
people of Nepal in social services, community
awareness, employment, housing, and education.
NAD seeks cooperation with other countries.
Nepal National Federation of the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing (NFDH)
Visiting Address: Dhobidhara, Kumari Cinema
Hall line
G.P.O. Box 11338 Kathmandu
Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: +977 1 442 6168
Fax: +977 1 443 6714
[email protected]
http://www.nfdh.org.np
Nuwakot Association of the Deaf
Ms. Rasila Tamang, President
Bidur, Nuwakot
Pyutahan Association of the Deaf
C/O Mr. Jagat Bahadur Basnet, President
Bhuwaneshwori Madhayamik Vidhalaya
Khaira V.D.C, Pyuthan
Phone: 086-690118
Rautahat Association Of The Deaf
Basantpur -4 ,Rautahat , Nepal
c/o: Shree Kashi Kant Jha
Jayanta Satya Narayn High School
Phone: 9845039671
9845039670
Fax: 055-520608
Description: The president is Kumar Shekar Jha.
Thagendra Raj Bakhrel, President
Kamalamai Municipality, Sindhulimadi (behind
District Court Office)
Phone: 047 -520369
691358 (hostel)
Fax: 047 -520050
[email protected]
Sindhupalchowk Association of the Deaf
9/83 Barhabise Bazzar
Phone: 011 – 6 63032
Siraha Association of the Deaf
Mr.Ganga Ram Yadav, President
Siraha Municipality- 7, Siraha
Phone: 033-1-520364
520988
Fax: 033 520139
Sunsari Association of the Deaf
Rudra Udash, President
Dharan Municipality, Chataraline,
PO Box 60
Phone: 025-521853
Fax: 025-521991 c\o Sunil Nepal
Syanja Association of the Deaf
Ishwor Shrestha, President
Putalibazaar, Syanja
Phone: 063 - 421008
Fax: 063 - 420426
[email protected]
Indira Chapagain
President of Nepal Disabled Women Association
(NDWA)
NPC 8973,00560
Kathmandu, Putalisadak, Nepal
Phone: +977-1-6635926
[email protected]
Nara Kumari Karki
Shrijana Singh
President of Deaf Women Development
Committee (DWDC)
P.O. Box 4601 Putalisadak Kathmandu
Tel: +977-1-415-568
Fax: +977-1-416-200 Deaf and hard of hearing
President of National Association for Disabled
Women-Nepal (NADW-Nepal)
P.O. Box 7268 Koteshwor
Kathmandu Nepal
Phone: +977-14496664
[email protected]
Sindhuli Association of the Deaf
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Dhawalagiri Deaf School, Baglung
Baglung Municipality -.3, Naubese Tole
Balung
Phone: 068- 522117
Fax: 068-520995
[email protected]
Bhaktapur CBR
Bhaktapur
[email protected]
Birat Secondary School
Biratnagar Sub-metropolitan city, Biratnagar,
Morang, Eastern Nepal.
Chandikalika Deaf Primary School
Putalibazar Municipality- 1,
Syanja District, Western Nepal
Navajyoti Deaf Primary School
Sindhulimadi, Kamalamai Municipality, Sindhuli.
[email protected]
Rupak Memorial International School
Kupondole, Lalitpur
Deaf School in Banepa
Shree Manakama Deaf Primary School
Banepa, Kavre
[email protected]
Deaf School in Barhabise
Shindhupalchok Association of the Deaf
Barhabise, Nepal
Phone: 0977 – 11- 63032
Deaf School in Bhairahawa
Siddha Deaf School
Jangal Tole, Siddartha Nagar Bhairahawa, Nepal
Phone 0977 – 71- 20994
Deaf School in Dharan
Purbanchal Deaf School, Janapath, Dharan-16,
Nepal
Phone 0977 – 25 - 521846
Deaf School in Kathmandu
Gorkha Association of the Deaf School
Prithibinarayan Municipality-9 Taksar,Kuwadi,
Gorkha , Nepal
Phone: 097-64-20206
Shrijana Deaf Higher Secondary School
Gandaki Association of the Deaf
Phirke, Pokhara, Nepal
PO Box 517, Pokhara, Kaski, Nepal
Phone/Fax: 0977- 61- 5 23295
Phone/Fax: 977-61-560466
Mobile: +977-9856023907
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: Classes are available from nursery
school up through grade 12 in upper secondary
school. Students are taught via sign language.
[info from NFDH & website]
School for the Deaf
Balmandir, Naxal Kathmandu- Nepal
Phone: 0977- 1- 410179
Deaf School in Rajbiraj
Deaf School , Rajbiraj, Nepal
Phone 0977 – 31- 21017
Deaf School in Siraha
Siraha Association of the Deaf
Siraha -7
Phone/Fax: 0977 – 33 - 520364
[email protected]
Deaf School in Surkhet
Birendra Nagar, Surkhet, Nepal
Phone 0977 – 83 - 20169
Netherlands
Dovenschap
Postbus 197
3990 DD Houten
Visiting address: de Molen 89a, 3995 AW Houten
TTY: +31 30 261 76 77
Voice: +31 30 297 08 00
Fax: +31 30 261 6689
[email protected]
http://www.dovenschap.nl
Description: Promotes the rights of deaf people to
opportunity, quality of life, social equality, and
accessibility. Website links to deaf-related resources
in the Netherlands.
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New Zealand
Deaf Aotearoa New Zealand (DANZ)
1836-1848 Great North Road - Avondale
P.O. Box 15-770
New Lynn – Auckland
TTY: +64 09 828-3282
Voice: +64 09 828 3282
Fax: +64 09 828 3235
[email protected]
http://www.deaf.co.nz
Description: Provides interpreting services, adult
education, and other services to the deaf community
via 11 offices nation-wide. Its website has links to
deaf-related websites in New Zealand.
Nicaragua
Kuje, Abuja
Phone: +234 9 521 1141
Fax: +234 9 521 0151
Mobile: +234 80 264 49517
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Centre for Citizens with Disabilities
David O. Anyaele, Executive Director
#13, Soji Adepegba close, (3rd flr.)
Off Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria.
Phone: +234 1 874 5979,
+234 805 1977 606
Mobile: +234 803 397 7025
[email protected]
[email protected]
Asociación Nacional de Sordos de
Nicaragua (ANSIC)
III Etapa del Sandy
Carretera a Masaya, 2
Cuadras Arriba, 1 1/2
Cuadra al Lago Colonial
Fax: +505 277 0666
[email protected]
[email protected]
Norway
Norwegian Association of the Deaf
Norges Döveforbund
Niger
Association des Sourds du Niger
BP 11014
Niamey, Niger
[email protected]
Grensen 9
N-0159 Oslo
TTY: +47 23 31 06 40
Voice: +47 23 31 06 30
Fax: +47 23 31 06 50
[email protected]
http://www.deafnet.no
Description: Works to promote the interests of deaf
sign language users in Norway and to achieve social
equality. Its website links to more deaf organizations
in Norway and internationally.
Pakistan
Nigeria
Nigeria National Association of the Deaf
c/o The National Secretary-General
National headquarters
Abuja School for the Deaf
P.O. Box 22
Bahawalpur Deaf Welfare Society
House No. 288/107 Azizabad Colony,
Bahawalpur, Punjab, Pakistan
Phone: 923454810095
Mobile: 03454810095 (Text only)
[email protected]
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http://bwpdws.org
Description: Promotes computer education and sign
education for deaf people and raises awareness of
human rights.
[info confirmed w/website and third party]
Council of the Deaf (Regd)
By Pass Road, Madina Town, District Pakpattan.
District: Pak Pattan
contact details or other information for this school;
info, including name, via gov‘t website]
Deaf & Dumb Association (in Peshawar)
Office: Village Jugna Chatha,
P.O. Jham Wala, Tehsil Wazirabad,
Gujranwala
District Peshawar.
Deaf Association (Regd.) Tehsil P.D.
Khan
Res: Village Usman Sharif P. O. Haran Pur,
Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan
Distt. Jhelum
Deaf & Dumb Association (in Sialkot)
Tehsi Daska, Distt. Sialkot.
District: Sialkot
Deaf & Dumb Ccb (in Larkana)
Deaf and Dumb Association (in
Abbottabad)
District: Abbottabad
Deaf & Dumb Association (in Jhelum)
Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan, Distt. Jhelum.
District: Jhelum
Deaf & Dumb Association (in Kohistan)
District: Kohistan
Deaf & Dumb Association (in Pak Pattan)
Ghulla Mandi Bazar, District Pak Pattan.
contact details or other information for this
organization; info via gov‘t website]
Mandi Bazar, District Pak Pattan.
Tehsil & District Larkana.
District: Larkana
organization; info, including name, via gov‘t
website]
Deaf & Dumb Society (in Jhelum)
Railway Road, Tehsil & Distt. Jhelum.
District: Jhelum
Deaf & Dumb Welfare Society (in
Lahore)
Takia Bhari Shah, Chowk Baba Azam, Lahore.
District: Lahore
Shiekhupura)
P.O. Sangla Hill, Tehsil & Distt. Shiekhupura.
District: Sheikhupura
Deaf & Dumb Welfare Society (in Kasur)
Railway Road, Tehsil & District Kasur.
District: Kasur
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Sargodha)
1/C,Sattellite Town, Tehsil & Distt. Sargodha
District: Sargodha
Shiekhupura)
P.O. Sangla Hill, Tehsil. & Distt. Shiekhupura,
Deaf and Dumb Social Welfare
Association (in Kamber)
Tehsil Warah, District Kamber.
District: Kamber
website]
Deaf & Dumb Social Welfare Society (in
Jacobabad)
District Jacobabad.
website]
Deaf and Dumb Society (in Lahore)
Behind Govt. Degree College G.T. Road Shadara
District: Lahore
Deaf and Dumb Welfare Association
(Gujranwala)
Sattilite Town, District Gujranwala.
District: Gujranwala
Deaf & Dumb Welfare Association (in
Jacobabad)
Thul, District Jacobabad.
District: Jacobabad
website]
Deaf and Dumb Welfare Association (in
Nawabshah)
Liaqat Market, District Nawabshah.
District: Nawabshah
Bahawalpur)
Model Town-B, Bahawalpur.
District: Bahawalpur
Deaf and Dumb Welfare Society (in
Multan)
District: Multan
Sheikhupura)
Children Academic Centre, Near Hill Park, Sangla
Hill, District Sheikhupura.
Deaf Educational and Welfare
Association
S. T. 9. Block-3, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Distt. Karachi.
District: Karachi
Deaf Welfare Society (in Jhang)
Tehsil Chiniot, Distt. Jhang.
District: Jhang
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info via gov‘t website]
Deaf Welfare Association Jacobabad
Anjuman Goungabehira Flah-e-Behiboodkamarkaz
Near Air Port Alamdar Road,
Jacobabad
Deaf Welfare Society (Regd) Sargodha
Office: 130 First Ground Floor Trust Plaza
Sargodha
Phone: 048-3215629
Mobile: 03006049433 (Please text only)
Family Educational Services Foundation
1st Floor 2K Block 6 PECHS Sharah-e-Faisal
Karachi
Telephone: (92) 021-430-1293
[email protected]
http://www.familycare.org/network/i04_news.htm
Description: Provides knowledge and characterforming education and guidance to help strengthen
deaf people, their families and their communities.
Organization offers courses in English, IT training,
sign language, social skills, and more. Also runs a
job placement program.
[info from third party]
Pakistan Association of the Deaf (PAD)
Visiting Address: 23/A, Block-6
PECHS
M-1 Shaheen Tower
Shahrah-e-Faisal
Karachi
Postal Address:
P.O. Box 10583
PECHS
Karachi 75400
Voice: +92 021 4387 150
Fax: +92 021 4387140
[email protected]
http://www.pad.sdnpk.org
[info from third party website]
Sir Syed Deaf Association
Suit No. 5 & 6 2nd Floor 12-D, SNC Center,
Fazal-e-Haq Road, Blue Area
GPO Box-2362 Islamabad – 44000, Pakistan
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.sda.com.pk
Description: Provides courses to deaf and hard of
hearing people and arranges games, conferences,
and cultural programs.
Welfare Association for the Deaf (Regd)
Behind Bank Al-Falah Hasilpur,
Distt. Bahawalpur
Phone: 0696-41744
Deaf and Dumb School
School Faqirabad, Peshawar.
District: Peshawar
Deaf and Dumb School
District: Kohistan
Panama
Asociación Nacional Sordos de Panamá
(ANSPA)
Rawalpindi Deaf Association (Regd)
Office G-36, Food Street, Pindi Forters Cricket
Stadium,
Rawalpindi
Phone: 051-5584030
Mobile: 03335974380 (Text only)
Apartado 8823-02494
Zona 7
Panamá
Voice: +507 261 12 94
Fax: +507 261 03 62 (09 80)
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Papua New Guinea
Cross-Disability Organizations in Papua
New Guinea
Callan Services National Unit
Mr. Augustine Koroma
P.O. Box 542
Wewak, ESP, Papua New Guinea
Phone: +675 856 3412
[email protected]
Description: Supports the establishment and
development of special education resource centers
and CBR services across the country; helps develop
new policies to promote an inclusive society;
coordinates specialists’ health services. Has
established deaf units in 13 provinces.
Lima 041
Perú
Phone: +511 7195798
Tel/Fax: +511 7195799
[email protected]
and Peru.
Philippines
PNG Assemblies of Disabled Persons
PO Box 4634
Phone: +675 3239455
Fax: +675 3239455
SMS: +67572153047
[email protected]
Description: This cross-disability organization is
inclusive of deaf people in PNG.
[confirmed via APIDS w/PNG contact]
Paraguay
Centro de Sordos del Paraguay
Luis De Gasperi 3194
PO Box 244
Asunción
Voice: +595 21 557 335
Fax: +595 21 557 335
[email protected]
[email protected]
Bohol Foundation for the Deaf and
Disabled
Phone: 063 38 411-2018
Bohol can also be reached via International Deaf
Education Association (IDEA), Philippines
Description: BFDD runs the Garden Café, a
restaurant in downtown Tagbilaran City, Bohol,
which employs 30 deaf adults and provides training
modules for deaf high school students.
International Deaf Education Association
(IDEA), Philippines
Peru
Asociación de Sordos del Perú (ASP)
Avenida Dionsio Derteano No 184
San Isidro, Lima
Voice/Fax: +51 4222152
[email protected]
Dao Diamond Center
Dao District, Tagbilaran City, 6300
Philippines
063 38 411 5568
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.ideadeaf.org/
Description: IDEA is a USA non-profit foundation
that is working to educate impoverished and
neglected deaf children and blind children in the
Philippines.
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LINK Center for the Deaf
Ms. Marical C. Ui, Managing Director
2nd Floor, MQI Building
42 E. Abada corner R. Alvero Sts.,
Loyola Heights, Quezon City, 1108, Philippines
Phone: (632) 436-5725
Fax: (632-4260382)
[email protected]
http://www.linkcenterforthedeaf.org
Description: Provides support programs and
promotes awareness of deaf children to mainstream
society.
Philippine Deaf Resource Center
27 K-7 St., West Kamias, Q.C.
Philippines
Mobile (0927)528-8662
(0918)497-5542
[email protected]
http://www.phildeafres.org
Description: The Philippine Deaf Resource Center is
devoted to research-based advocacy. Its fields of
focus include sign language linguistics and
interpreting, employment and livelihood, education,
media and technology, health, policy and legislation,
and Deaf culture and the arts.
[info confirmed w/org and website]
Philippine Federation of the Deaf
Street Address: 27-C Masikap St., Bgy. Pinyahan,
V. Luna 1100 Quezon City
Mailing Address: PO Box 2805, Quezon City,
Central Post Office, 1168 Quezon City
SMS: +639274038348
Voice: +632 448 5927
Fax: +632 435 1198
[email protected]
Other Deaf Organizations in the
Philippines (unconfirmed)
Other deaf organizations in the Philippines
are believed to be located in Dumaguete, Negras,
and in Cagayan de Oro, Mindanao. Further
information about these or other deaf organizations
is desired. Please contact CIPS if you are able to
assist.
Bohol Deaf Academy
[email protected]
http://boholdeafacademy.ideadeaf.org
Description: Residential high school for deaf
students; provides academic and vocational training.
Miriam College-Southeast Asian Institute
for the Deaf (MC-SAID)
Ms. Carolyn C. Ui, Principal
Katipunan Road, Loyola Heights, Quezon City
1108, Philippines
Phone: (632) 925-7257
Fax: (632) 426-0171
[email protected]
http://www.mc.edu.ph/academicunits/Southeast_A
sian_Institute_for_the_Deaf.html
Descriptions: MC-SAID is a school for deaf,
Christian Filippinos, using the total communication
approach. Originally established as a model school
for the education of deaf children, it also serves as a
research and teacher-training center for deaf
education in the Philippines and the Southeast-Asian
region.
[info confirmed w/third party and web site]
Poland
Polish Association of the Deaf
Zarzad Glowny, ul.
Podwale 23
00-261 Warsaw
Voice: +48 22 831 40 71 (06 96)
Fax: +48 22 635 7536
Text: +48 22 635 79 11
[email protected]
http://www.pzg.org.pl/zgpzg/default.htm
Description: Provides social, cultural, training, and
recreational services for deaf adults via more than
100 deaf clubs and rehabilitation centers; provides
services for parents and caregivers of deaf children.
Portugal
Federacão Portuguesa das Associacões de
Surdos
Praceta Miguel Cláudio, nº 3 - B
2700 - 585 Amadora
Voice: +351 21 499 8309 (8308)
Fax: +351 21 499 8310
[email protected]
http://www.fpas.org.pt
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Description: Coordinates and promotes the activities
of affiliated associations of deaf people in Portugal
and represents their interests to the government.
Phone: 4660466
Fax: 4654036
Qatar Rehab Center for Individual with
Special Needs
Qatar
Special Needs Centers in Qatar
More information is needed on which of the
following “special needs centers” are nongovernmental organizations and which are schools
or other types of organizations or agencies. We also
need information on which centers include a focus on
the needs of deaf people and other information on the
intended purpose, mission, and target audience for
each center. Please contact CIPS if you are able to
assist.
Al-Noor Institute for the Blind
P.O.Box: 6618 Doha, Qatar
Phone: 481398
Fax: 4815163
Phone: 4663232
Fax: 4663873
Qatar Social and Cultural Center for the
Blind
Phone: 4877522
Fax: 4877566
Qatar Social and Cultural Center for the
Deaf
Phone: 4697700
Fax: 4697711
Qatari Union for the Special Needs Sports
Phone: 4686334
Fax: 4696519
Bara Children Care
Phone: 4441514
Fax: 4441513
Romania
Doha International Center for Special
Needs
Phone: 4692920
Fax:4692943
Romanian National Association of the
Deaf
Italianá street, 3
Bucharest, sector 2
Voice: +40 21 311 3061
Fax: +40 21 311 3061
[email protected]
Hamad Medical Institute
Phone: 4397000
Fax: 4431290
Sense International (Romania)
The Learning Center
Phone: 4927888
Fax: 4812409
Shafallah Center for Children with
Special Needs
Phone: 4793800
Fax: 4790969
Blv. Timisoara 27
Bl. D, Sc. B, Et. 5, Ap. 23
Sector 6
Bucharest 061307
Romania
Phone./Fax: +40 21 413 9040
[email protected]
http://tinyurl.com/SenseIntl-Romania
communicate, connect, interact, and flourish.
Qatar Institute for Speech and Hearing
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Russia
Saudi Arabia
All Russian Society of the Deaf
1905 Goda Street, 10 - A
Moscow 123022
Russian Federation
Voice/Fax: +7 499 252 06 74
Phone: 8 (499) 252-2381
8 (499) 255-6704
Fax: 8 (495) 253-2812
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.vog.su
Description: Works to protect the rights and
interests of deaf people in the Russian Federation
and to promote their social rehabilitation and
integration in modern society and equal opportunity.
Its website lists a few deaf-related websites in Russia.
Cross-Disability Organizations in Saudi
Arabia
Cross-Disability Organizations
in Saudi Arabia
Prince Salman Center for Disability
Research
P.O. Box 94682
Riyadh 11614
Saudi Arabia
Phone: +966 (1) 4822664
Fax: +966 (1) 4826164
http://www.pscdr.org.sa
Description: Strives to improve the quality of life for
the disabled through disability research. Has a Deaf
and Sign Language Program. Can be reached via its
web-based email form.
Rwanda
Senegal
Rwanda National Association of the Deaf
(RNAD)
PO Box C/O: 4668
Kigali
SMS: +250 084 334 44
Fax: +250 746 65
[email protected]
Association Nationale des Sourds du
Senegal
Rue Marsat x Reims
BP 7052
Dakar
Voice: +221 822 99 50
Fax: +221 826 43 40
[email protected]
Samoa
Serbia and Montenegro
Nuanua O Le Alofa Inc
P. O. Box 6235, Apia, Samoa
Phone: +685 21147/ 7584258
[email protected]
disabilities and deaf people in Samoa.
Loto Taumafai Society
[email protected]
Description: Has an Education Center and Early
Intervention Program meant to provide a quality
education and services for all people with
disabilities. Many of its students are Deaf.
Savez Gluvih I Nagluvih Srbije I Crne
Gore (SGNSCG)
ul. Svetog Save br. 16-18
postanski fah 588
11000 Beograd
Vuka Karadžića 8/1, Beograd, Srbija 11000
Voice / Fax: +381 11 243 9523
011 26-21-168
011 26-27-638
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.sgnscg.org.yu
Description: Advocates for the rights of deaf people
in Serbia; educates the public; and provides
technical assistance to organizations in the country.
Its website links to institutions, organizations, and
other facilities serving deaf people in Serbia.
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Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone Association of the Deaf
(SLAD)
c/o Sierra Leone Library Board
PO Box 326
Freetown, Sierra Leone
[email protected]
Tel/Mobil: +421.905.161 326
Fax: +421.37.652 88 23
[email protected]
http://www.effeta.sk
Description: Seeks to give deaf people the
opportunities and support they need to be integrated
into a healthy society.
Slovenia
Singapore, Republic of
The Singapore Association for the Deaf
227 Mountbatten Road
Singapore 397998
Voice: +65 63448274
Fax: +65 63457706
[email protected]
[email protected] (reaches Mr. Neo Hock
Sik, Executive Board member)
http://www.sadeaf.org.sg
Description: Works to assist deaf people in
achieving a better quality of life and to enable them
to integrate in, and contribute to, society.
Slovak Republic
Slovak Association of the Deaf / Asociácia
nepočujúcich Slovenska
Korytnicka 10/A
821 07 Bratislava
Phone/Fax: + 421 2 455 214 26
[email protected]
The Association of the Deaf and Hearing
Impaired of Slovenia (ZGNS)
Drenikova 24
1000 Ljubljana
Phone: (01) 500 1500
Fax: +386 1 500 1522
[email protected]
http://www.zveza-gns.si
Description: Strives for the equal rights and status of
deaf and hard of hearing people in Slovenia. Its
website links to more deaf organizations in Slovenia.
Solomon Islands
organizations in Solomon Islands specifically for
deaf people. Please inform CIPS if you have learned
differently. Meanwhile, we welcome additional
information about cross-disability organizations,
social service agencies, schools, etc. in this country.
Solomon Islands
Disabled Peoples’ Association of Solomon
Islands (DPASI)
Silent Sparks Theatre
Divadlo Tiché iskry, o.z.
Horná trieborná 25
974 00 Banská Bystrica
Mobile: + 421 904 457 496 (SMS/Text)
[email protected]
http://www.ticheiskry.sk
Description: The Silent Sparks Theatre is a touring
theatre company founded by hard of hearing
graduates of the Janáček Academy of Music and
Performing Arts in Brno (JAMU).
[email protected]
disabilities and deaf people in Solomon Islands. The
contact person is Savina Nongebatu.
EFFETA – Centre of St. Francis of Sales
Samova 4, 949 01 Nitra, Slovakia
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Somalia
Somali National Association of the Deaf
(SONAD)
First Floor National Computer Building Bakaro
Market Magadishu-Somalia
Next to Telecom Somalia
Bakaro Market
Mogadishu
Mobile: 00252 1 58 0 2552
00252 1 556 3555
00252 1 585 7175
Fax:
00252 1 652 439
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://somalideaf.org
Description: Works to ensure that Deaf people in
Somalia have their rightful share of all the benefits of
the Somali nation that the general population has
without any exception.
South Africa
Deaf Federation of South Africa
(DEAFSA)
20 Napier Road,
Richmond, Johannesburg
Private Bag/X04, Westhoven 2142
Voice: +27 11 482 1610
Fax: +27 11 726 5873
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.deafsa.co.za
Description: Promotes deaf education, the
development of South African Sign Language and
South African sign language interpreters; provincial
development; and early intervention.
Free State Deaf Association
Free State Province, in central South Africa.
PO Box 423, Bloemfontein, 9300
Setshabelo Center, Old Ramkraal Prison,
Blemfontein
SMS: 084 704 89 18
SMS: +27 0 82 506 6172 (reaches Wiseman
Baliso)
Fax +27 0 51 432 0090
[email protected] (Email address is
temporary)
Description: Is interesting in having exchange
programs with Deaf associations around the world
and is interested in hearing from all deaf
organizations globally. Involved with HIV/AIDS
training, youth development, sign language
development, and other programs.
[Info confirmed with organization]
National Institute for the Deaf
De la Bat Road 30
PO Box 941
Worcester 6849
South Africa
Phone: +27 (0)23 342 5555
Fax : +27 (0)23 342 8866
[email protected]
http://www.deafnet.co.za
Description: Works to empower Deaf people to
attain their full potential through basic education,
training, welfare services, and spiritual care.
South African National Deaf Association
(SANDA)
Phone: +27 11 331 6390
Fax: +7 11331 6390
[email protected]
http://www.sanda.org.za
Description: SANDA’s mission is to serve as an
innovative, responsive and dynamic developmental
Deaf organization that consistently ensures the
protection and promotion of the rights, needs and
concerns of Deaf people in South Africa.
HI HOPES Programme
Phone: (011) 011 717 3750
Phone/SMS: 071 384 1285
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://web.wits.ac.za/Academic/Humanities/Educat
ion/DeafStudies/HiHopes.htm
Description: Provides education services to parents
of deaf infants. Does not advocate a specific method
of communication but provides information and
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home-based intervention services for three years at
no cost to the family.
DeafVision Tours & Travel (DVTT)
Phone: +27 11 476 7575
Fax: +7 11 476 7575
[email protected]
http://www.deafvisiontours.co.za
Description: DVTT offers integrated tourism
services for local and foreign travelers via South
African Sign Language. Tours expose participants to
a variety of experiences in relation to people, places,
cultures, wildlife, accommodation, and resorts.
Sudan
Sudanese National Society for the Deaf
P.O. Box 2600
Khartoum
Voice: +249 11 460 073
Fax: +249 11 227543
Sudanese National Union of the Deaf
B.O box: 2963 Khartoum- Sudan
Fax: 2491 85235178
[email protected]
Description: The Sudanese National Union of the
Deaf is the National formal body representing its
branches at state level.
Swaziland
Spain
Confederación Estatal de Personas
Sordas (CNSE)
c/Montesa, 38 c/v a Pasaje Marti
28006 Madrid
Voice: +34 91 356 58 32
Fax: +34 91 355 4336
[email protected]
http://www.cnse.es
Description: Works to serve the interests of deaf
people and their families in Spain. It is comprised of
17 regional federations in Spain. Each federation
serves as an umbrella organization for provincial
and local level associations of deaf people.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Central Federation of the Deaf
(CFD)
58 Negombo Road
Tudella
Ja-Ela
Sri Lanka
Phone/Fax No: +94 11 224 4687
Mobile: +94 77 324 2861 (Text/SMS only)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Swaziland National Association of the
Deaf
P.O. Box 3622
Mbabane
Voice: +268 404 5181
Fax: +268 404 4179
[email protected]
Sweden
Swedish National Association of the Deaf
(SDR)
Förmansvägen 2
117 43 Stockholm, Sweden
Box 300
793 27 Leksand, Sweden
Phone Switchboard: 0247 641 00
TTY: +46 8 442 14 60
0247 641 67
Videophone: +44 8 442 1481
Voice: +46 8 442 14 61
Fax: +46 8 442 14 99
0247 151 03
Picture Phone: [email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.sdrf.se
Description: Promotes deaf social, economic,
linguistic, and cultural interests. Its website has an
extensive listing of deaf-related organizations,
schools, and services in Sweden and internationally.
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Switzerland
Schweizerischer Gehörlosenbund,
Fédération Suisse des Sourds (SGB-FSS)
Av. Provence 16
1007 Lausanne
TTY: +41 21 625 65 56
Phone: +41 21 625 65 55
Fax: +41 21 625 65 57
[email protected]
http://www.sgb-fss.ch
Describe: SGB-FSS is an umbrella organization for
deaf associations in Switzerland.
Tel/Fax: +254 (0)20 3755 128/9
[email protected]
Tanzania Federation Sports for the Deaf
P.O Box 12525
Dar es Salaam
[email protected]
Thailand
Syria
Syrian Federation of Societies for the
Welfare of the Deaf
P.O. Box 31350
Damascus
Voice: +963 11 2317955
Fax: +963 11 2317955
Tajikistan
Tajik Society of the Deaf
Khuvaydulloeva Street, 270
Dushanbe 734032
Voice/Fax: +992 372 21 90 09
National Association of the Deaf in
Thailand
144/9 Moo Ban Thitiporn
Pattanakarn 29
Bangkok 10250
TTY: +66 2717 1902 (1903)
Fax: +66 2 717 1904
[email protected]
http://nadt.thport.com
Description: The National Association of the Deaf in
Thailand promotes the rights of Deaf people in
Thailand, including their right to a better education
and the recognition of Thai Sign Language. The Thai
version of their website links to more deaf
organizations and schools in Thailand. A similar
page is available in English, but is not updated as
frequently.
[info confirmed w/org and website]
Tanzania
Timor Leste
Afri Deaf Way Group
P.O. Box 12525
Dar es Salaam
[email protected]
Kra’as Hadomi Timor Oan
Tanzania Association of the Deaf
P.O. Box 21591
Dar es Salaam
Fax: +255 22 285 6829
[email protected]
[email protected]
disabilities and deaf people in Timor Leste. Contact
person is Joaozito dos Santos.
PO Box 53597
00200 Nairobi
Kenya
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Togo
Turkey
Association des Sourds de Togo
S/C Ecole Ephphatha
BP 2341
Lome
[email protected]
Phone: +228 225 9632
SMS: +228 915 4302
Fax: +228 338 3142 (via FETAPH)
Turkish National Federation of the Deaf
Haseki Caddesi
Acikgoz Sokak No: 31/3
Haseki - Istanbul
Voice: +90 212 588 72 23
Fax: +90 212 588 72 41
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.turkdeaf.org
Tonga
Uganda
Naunau 'oe 'Alamaite Tonga Association
(NATA)
P.O.Box 871, Nuku‘alofa.
Phone: 676-21399 (work)
Mobile: 676-8719296
[email protected]
http://www.onefunky.com/nata
disabilities and deaf people in Tonga.
Africa Contact Group for Mental Health
and Deafness (ACGMHD)
Joyce Sserunjogi
P.O.Box 16150 Kampala- Uganda
Phone: +256772629862
[email protected]
Deaf Development Association
Deaf Link Uganda
School for deaf people
Located at Ota('Ofa Tui 'Amanaki) Center and Red
Cross.
more contact details or other information for this
school.]
Tunisia
Association Voix du Sourd de Tunisie
11, rue d' Espagne
1000 Tunis RP
Voice: +216 71 323 300
Fax: +216 71 324 354
[email protected]
P.O.Box 16226
Wandegeya,
Kampala – Uganda
Nassozi B. Kiyaga
Founder & Executive Director
Phone: +256 774109825
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.deaflinkuganda.org/
Description: Deaf Link Uganda strives to provide
Deaf people with opportunities to develop and utilize
their potentials, eradicate traditional prejudice,
reduce social isolation, and enable Deaf youth to
participate equally in national development.
Operates an Adult Learning Centre for the Deaf
youth and provides various educational programs.
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Iganda District Association of Deaf
(IDAD)
Kakuma Eria
PO Box 294
Pt. 2 & 4,
Dr. Kazibwe Rd.
Iganga
Phone: 0782 068088
Mobile: + 0782373433 (Text/SMS only)
[email protected]
Kampala Welfare Association of the Deaf
Kamuli District Association of the Deaf
(KAMDAD)
Tabu Elias
P.O. Box 12, Kamuli
Phone: +256 782 774 799
[email protected]
National Association of the Deafblind
P. O. Box 32167
Kampala-Uganda.
Phone: 256-41-287174
Mobile: 256-772-856605
256-712-862316
[email protected]
http://www.deafblinduganda.org.ug
Description: Promotes the welfare of Deafblind
people in Uganda by facilitating their access to
services in rehabilitation, education, education,
health, economic support, advocacy and lobbying,
capacity building, training in communication and
mobility, and other sectors.
Parents of the Deaf Association
(PEDECA)
PO Box 53597
00200 Nairobi
Kenya
Tel/Fax: +254 (0)20 3755 128/9
[email protected]
Silent Voices
Nathalie Arinda Jonkergouw
PO Box 170, Bushenyi, Uganda
Phone: +256-77-665607
[email protected]
Uganda Federation of the Hard of
Hearing (UFHOH)
P.O Box 2071
Kampala
Kireka National Rehabilitation Centre
Tel: +256312281425
Mobile: +256752971801
+25671641557
[email protected]
Description: UFHOH is an umbrella organization of
hard of hearing people in Uganda that advocates for
the rights of hard of hearing young and adult people
in Uganda. Its mission is to serve as a unified voice
of hard of hearing people for equal access and
enjoyment of social and economic services.
Uganda National Association of the Deaf
(UNAD)
Plot 118 Bukoto Street - Kamwokya
P.O. Box 7339
Kampala
Tel: 256-414-532875
Fax: 256-414-541874
[email protected]
http://www.unadug.net
Description: UNAD advocates for the equalization
of opportunities and for the rights of the deaf people
in all fields of life including basic and higher
education, employment, health, and social economic
welfare.
Uganda Parents of Deaf-Blind Children
Bwana Olive
P.O Box 72611 Kampala
Phone: +256-41-4287174;
+ 256-77-2604561
[email protected]
Ugandan Society for Disabled Children
(USDC)
Description: Serves all deaf and disabled children.
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Kamuli Unit for the Deaf Kamuli
Immanuel Church of the Deaf
Kavule Unit for the Deaf Pallisa
Arua Unit for the Deaf Arua
Agururu Unit for the Deaf Tororo
Budadiri Unit for the Deaf Mbale
Kojcho School for the Deaf Kakiri
Masaka Centre for the Disabled Masaka
Masindi Centre for the disabled Masindi
Nancy School for the Deaf Lira
Buckley Unit for the Deaf Iganga
Ojwina Unit for the Deaf Lira
Butambala Unit for the Deaf Mpigi
Rukingiri Unit for the Deaf Rukingiri
Ekwera Negn unit for the Deaf Pakwachi
– Apac (Disabled children )
Etoori Primary School/Unit for the Deaf
Arua
Gulu Unit for the Deaf Gulu
Hoima Girls Primary School/ Unit for the
Deaf Hoima
St. Mark School for the Deaf Masaka
Tukore Center for the Disabled Mbarara
Uganda Society for the Deaf/VTC
Kampala
Ibanda School for the Deaf Mbarara
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Ukraine
Evpatorian Society for the Deaf
Petr Bulavin
[email protected]
[email protected]
United Kingdom
Ukrainian Fellowship of the Deaf
Victoria Mariniez
[email protected]
Ukrainian Society of the Deaf (USD)
74 Velyka Vasylkivska Street
Kiev - 150
03150
Phone: +380 44 246 7633
+380 44 246 7177
(044) 246 71 77 (Reaches Yuri
Maksimenko, President)
(044) 246 67 81 (Reaches Kotelyanets
Sergey, Vice President)
Fax: +380 44 246 7177
044 289 74 97
Phone/Fax: (044) 246 76 33
(044) 287 1561 (Reaches Chepchyna
Irina Ivanovna, First Deputy Chairman)
(044) 246 67 89 (Reaches Tsimbalyuk
Valdimir, Vice President)
[email protected] (Reaches Yuri Maksimenko,
President)
[email protected] (Reaches Tsimbalyuk
Valdimir, Vice President)
http://www.utog.com.ua
Description: Represents the interests of deaf people
in all government structures in Ukraine.
United Arab Emirates
Cross-Disability Organizations in UAE
Cross-Disability Organizations in UAE
Zayed Higher Organization for
Humanitarian care and Special Needs
P.O.Box: 57150 Abu-Dhabi, UAE
Phone: 0097125824334
(971-2) 6441177
Fax: 0097125822366
(971-2) 6447771
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.zayedhicare.ae
Description: Provides social and humanitarian
services; promotes the goals and hopes of people
with special needs, orphans, and minorities.
British Deaf Association (BDA)
Floor 10, Coventry Point
Markey Way
Coventry, CV1 1EA
TTY: +44 024 76 550 393
Voice: +44 024 76 550 936
Fax. +44 024 76 221 541
[email protected]
http://bda.org.uk
Description: Promotes a society in which Sign
Language users have the same rights,
responsibilities, opportunities, and quality of life as
everyone else. Promotes bilingual education for Deaf
children. Has several offices throughout the UK.
Centre for Deaf Studies
University of Bristol
8 Woodland Road
Clifton, Bristol BS8 1TN
Phone: (44) 0 117-954-6900
Videophone: (44) 0 117 970 6253
TTY: (44) 0 117-954-6920
Fax: (44) 0 117-954-6921
[email protected]
http://www.bris.ac.uk/deaf
Description: Europe’s first academic Institution to
concentrate solely on research and education that
aims to benefit the Deaf community.
Northern Ireland Deaf Youth Association
Wilton house, 5-6 College Square North, Belfast
BT1 6AR
Textphone: 028 9023 6453
Phone: 028 9043 8566
Fax: 028 9043 8566
[email protected]
http://www.nidya.org.uk/
Description: Provides housing support services, a
youth club, a children’s club, and mentoring services
for deaf and hard of hearing children in Northern
Ireland.
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Royal National Institute for Deaf People
19-23 Featherstone Street
London
EC1Y 8SL
Telephone: (44) 207-296-8000
TTY: (44) 207-296-8001
Fax: (44) 207-296-8199
[email protected]
http://www.rnid.org.uk
Description: Provides a range of information,
referral, employment, care, and training services for
deaf and hard of hearing people. Offers a wide range
of fact sheets and other informational resources for
deaf and hard of hearing people and their family,
friends, employers, and professionals. Includes an
extensive list o organizations in the UK.
Scottish Council on Deafness
Central Chambers Suite 62 (1st floor)
93 Hope Street
Glasgow G2 6LD
Scotland
Phone: 0141 248 2474
0141 248 2477
TTY: (44) 131-314-6078
0141 248 2477
0141 248 1854
Fax: 0141 248 2479
[email protected]
http://www.scod.org.uk
Description: Represents 90 organizations working
with and on behalf of Deaf Sign Language users,
deafened, deafblind, and hard of hearing people.
United States
Parents‘ Organizations in USA
Association of Late-Deafened Adults
(ALDA)
ALDA, Inc
8038 MacIntosh Lane
Rockford, IL 61107
USA
Voice/TTY: 815-332-1515
Toll Free: 866-402-2532
[email protected] (Reaches President)
[email protected] (Reaches Board of Directors)
Region 1: [email protected] (Europe; Middle East;
Parts of US & Canada)
Region 2: [email protected] (Parts of US & Canada)
Region 3: [email protected] (Latin America; Africa;
Puerto Rico; Virgin Islands; Parts of US)
Region 4: [email protected] (Asia; Pacific Islands;
Australia; New Zealand; Parts of US)
http://www.alda.org
Description: Based in the US, ALDA supports the
empowerment of late-deafened people. Consult their
chapter directory for regional ALDA chapters within
the United States. ALDA welcomes communication
from around the world from people seeking
information about ALDA and late-deafened adults.
Deaf Bilingual Coalition
3045 140th Ave NE
Ham Lake, MN
Phone: 239-494-2891
Fax: 239-645-4815
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.dbcusa.org
http://www.deafbilingual.org
Description: The Deaf Bilingual Coalition promotes
the basic human right of all Deaf infants and young
children to have access to language and cognitive
development through American Sign Language
(ASL).
[Info confirmed w/organization]
Flathead Deaf Club
http://www.summitilc.org/deafclub.htm
Description: A social organization for deaf people in
Montana, USA.
Global Deaf Connection
2901 38th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
Phone: (612) 724-8565
TTY: (612) 724-8565
Fax: (612) 729-3839
[email protected]
http://www.deafconnection.org
Description: Works to improve the quality of Deaf
education in developing countries through the use of
their native sign language. Works in Kenya, Jamaica,
and DR Congo.
Hearing Loss Association of America
7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 1200
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: (301) 657-2248
TTY: (301) 657-2249
Fax: (301) 913-9413
[email protected]
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http://www.hearingloss.org
Description: Provides assistance and resources for
people with hearing loss and their families to learn
how to adjust to living with hearing loss. Promotes
prevention and regular hearing screenings
throughout life.
Montana Association of the Deaf
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.mtdeaf.org
Description: Promotes the rights of Deaf people in
Montana. As of July 2009, the president is Char
Harasymczuk. MAD has four, local-level deaf club
chapters.
National Asian Deaf Congress
PO Box 17583
San Diego, CA 92177
[email protected]
http://www.nadc-usa.org
Description: NADC is a US-based organization that
advocates the concerns of the Asian Deaf and hard of
hearing community in the United States. Its website
has links to individual chapters in the United States
and to more deaf organizations in the United States
and Asia.
[info confirmed at website]
National Association of the Deaf (NAD)
8630 Fenton Street, Suite 820
Silver Spring, MD 20910-3876
United States Of America
TTY: +1 301 587 1789
Voice: +1 301 587 1788
Fax: +1 301 587 1791
E-mail: www.nad.org/contact (NAD can be sent
email via their website)
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5801743
9424
Twitter: http://twitter.com/nadtweets
http://www.nad.org
Description: Promotes the rights of deaf people in
the United States; provides information for
employers, businesses, government agencies,
advocates, and lawyers seeking to provide equal
opportunity and access for people who are deaf or
hard of hearing.
National Black Deaf Advocates
[email protected]
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7003557
498&ref=share
http://www.nbda.org
Description: Consumer organization of deaf and
hard of hearing black people in the United States.
Has about 30 chapters throughout the country.
Parents’ Organizations in USA
American Society for Deaf Children
3820 Hartzdale Drive, Camp Hill PA 17011
Phone: (717) 703-0073
(866) 895-4206
Fax: (717) 909-5599
[email protected]
http://www.deafchildren.org
Description: ASDC is a network of parents of deaf
children. It supports and educates families of deaf
children and advocates for high-quality programs
and services. Its list of members, its resources page,
and its list of links all point to more deaf schools,
organizations, and other resources in the United
States.
Hands and Voices
PO Box 3093
Boulder CO 80307
USA
Phone: (303) 492-6283
(303) 300-9763
(866) 422-0422
[email protected]
http://www.handsandvoices.org
Description: Provides support to families of deaf
children. Members include both families who use
American Sign Language and also families who
communicate orally. Consult its website to find the
nearest chapter of Hands and Voices in the US or
Canada.
Uruguay
Deaf Websites in Uruguay
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Asociación de Intérpretes de Lengua de
Señas Uruguaya
The Association of Uruguayan Sign
Language Interpreters
Sara Casal, President
Phone: +598 2 099 613 684
[email protected]
Asociación de Padres y Amigos de Sordos
del Uruguay (APASU)
The Uruguayan Association of Parents and
Friends of the Deaf
Jorge Eduardo Touron Eyherachar
Dr. Hermogenes Alvarez, 3348ª
Montevideo, Uruguay
Tel. +598 2 200 01 32
[email protected]
http://www.sordos.com.uy
Description: Its misión is : “To collaborate and
elevate the quality of life of deaf persons and their
families.” Misión: "Colaborar en elevar la calidad
de vida de las personas sordas y sus familias."
Asociación de Sordos del Uruguay
(ASUR)
The Uruguayan Association of the Deaf
Gustavo Vargas, President
Gil 945
Montevideo, Uruguay
Phone: +598 2 308 32 12
[email protected]
La Escuela de Lengua de Señas Uruguaya y
de Formación de Intérpretes y Profesores de
LSU
The School of Uruguayan Sign Language,
Interpreter Training, and LSU Professor
Training
Gil 945
Montevideo, Uruguay
Phone: +598 2 309 92 28
[email protected]
[email protected] (Reaches Isabel
Pastor)
http://www.sordos.com.uy/cinde/menu_cinde.htm
Organización Deportiva de Sordos del
Uruguay (ODSU)
The Deaf Sports Organization of Uruguay
Martin C. Martinez
Address: 1671/001 esq.
Colonia 11200
Montevideo, Uruguay
Fax: +598 2 486 11 69
[email protected]
Escuela de Discapacidados Auditivos N
197
Mariano Moreno 2697
Montevideo, Uruguay
Phone: +598 2 480 3610
Asociación de Sordo Ciegos del Uruguay
(ASCUY)
The Uruguayan Association of the DeafBlind
Pernas 2720 bis apto. 001
Montevideo, Uruguay
[email protected]
[email protected]
Centro de Invesitgación y Desarrollo para
la Persona Sorda (Cinde)
Center of Research and Development for the
Deaf
Liceo 32 "Guayabo"
Carlos Roxlo 1611
Montevideo, Uruguay
Phone: +598 2 401 04 88
Fax: +598 2 400 84 68
[email protected]
Description: Secondary school, middle school. Deaf
students and hearing students have separate classes
in the same school.
Liceo 35, IAVA: Instituto A. Vázquez
Acevedo
Eduardo Acevedo 1419
Montevideo, Uruguay
Tel: +598 2 400 92 46
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Fax: +598 2 408 58 19
[email protected]
[email protected]
Description: Secondary school/high school. Deaf
students are mainstreamed with interpreters in
hearing classes.
Deaf Websites in Uruguay
El Portado de Uruguayos de Sordos
(Portal for Deaf people in Uruguay)
http://www.sordos.com.uy/
Description: This website offers links to information,
news, and opportunities for training and friendship
for deaf and deafblind people in Uruguay. The site is
in Spanish.
Description: This cross-disability organization is
inclusive of deaf people.
Venezuela
Federación Venezolana de Sordos
(FEVENSOR)
Apartado Postal 50063
Sabana Grande
Caracas 1050
Venezuela
[email protected]
Zambia
Deaf Women's Network of Zambia
PO Box 32785
Lusaka
10101
Zambia
Phone: (260) 1-255-575
Fax: (260) 1-226-952
Uzebekistan
Uzbek Society of the Deaf
Chilanzarskya Str. 15
Tashkent 700115
Uzbekistan
Voice: +998 71 367 2264
Fax: +998 71 367 2713
[email protected]
Zambia National Association of the Deaf
P.O. Box 35821
Lusaka 10101
Fax: +260 1 291 657
Mobile: +260 978 06 275
[email protected]
Vanuatu
organizations in Vanuatu specifically for deaf people.
Please inform CIPS if you have learned differently.
Meanwhile, we welcome additional information
about cross-disability organizations, social service
agencies, schools, etc. in this country.
Cross-Disability Organizations in Vanuatu
Vanuatu
Sign Language Development Center
Ndola
Copperbelt Province
10101
Zambia
Phone: (260)-02-621-470
(260)-095-997-124
Fax: (260)-02-621-470
[email protected]
Description: Provides support for deaf people via
information on integration in employment and
education and interpreter services. Facilitates peer
education and para-legal advice for deaf people.
[info from third party web site]
Disability Promotion and Advocacy
Association (DPA)
PO Box 1378, Port Vila, Vanuatu
[email protected]
http://www.dpaav.org/
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Zimbabwe National Association of the
Deaf
Zimbabwe
P.O. Box 661043
Kopje
Harare
Mobile: +263 912 451 156
+263 912 450 627
Sanganai Deaf Club
contact information for this club.]
Sanganai Deaf Work Project in Mutare
contact information for this project.]
Nzeve Preschool for Deaf Children
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Links to More Lists of Organizations
Consulted for This List
Many More Deaf Organizations
Can’t find the organization or informational resource you need? Try consulting some of the websites listed
below to find more. The first section, “Consulted for this List,” links to resources that CIPS consulted in starting to
develop its own list of deaf organizations. The section “Many More Deaf Organizations” links to many more lists of
deaf-related websites, organizations, and other resources.
In addition to the websites listed below, many international deaf and disability organizations have a list of
national-level member organizations on their website. Some of these lists provide contact information or links to
websites for the national-level members listed. Also, some major, national-level organizations have information
about smaller, local-level organizations in their country.
Consulted for This List
The following websites were important resources in gathering information about many of the deaf organizations
now included in the World Deaf Information website and file. CIPS consulted these websites in June 2009. All
organizations listed in these websites during that time should now be included in the CIPS website. However, the
following websites are periodically updated and expanded. It may be worth checking them for new additions or
updated information.
World Federation of the Deaf (List of national member organizations)
http://wfdeaf.org/members.aspx
Description: WFD acts as a spokes-organization for deaf people around the world. It has more than 130 nationallevel deaf-run organizations as members. Follow the link to see them listed.
[CIPS consulted this resource June 2009]
MIUSA Organization Database
http://www.miusa.org/orgsearch
Description: This on-line database can help you find local, national, regional, and international disabled people’s
organizations (DPOs) around the world. The database is searchable by region, by country, or by disability. It
includes both cross-disability and specific-disability organizations.
United Nation Enable’s database of disability organizations
http://www.un.org/disabilities/default.asp?id=739
Description: The United Nations “Enable” website provides an extensive list of disability organizations around the
world.
We Can Do Blog
http://wecando.wordpress.com
Description: This blog site posts announcements, news, resources, and toolkits related to disability, poverty, human
rights, and international development in developing countries. Consult its blog roll at the very bottom of the page
for links to deaf and disability-oriented organizations and other on-line resources around the world.
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Many More Deaf Organizations
Due to time constraints and other reasons, CIPS has not yet been able to thoroughly explore the following
websites. But you should! Many of these link to more deaf organizations, including some that might not yet be
included in the World Deaf Information Project.
Disability Rights Fund (DRF) list of links
http://disabilityrightsfund.org/resources-list.html
Description: This page lists major international and regional disabled people’s organizations (DPOs); major
international human rights organizations; sources for finding more organizations; and various email-based
discussion groups on deaf and disability issues in developing countries.
Who’s Who in Disability and Development
http://go.worldbank.org/DX34O72HO2
Description: Provided by the World Bank, this page has an extensive list of links to mainstream international
development organizations. These organizations all work in developing countries and many include a focus on
disability as one part of their many activities. These include development banks, government donors, business
organizations, foundations, and more.
Deaf Child Worldwide Network
http://www.deafchildworldwide.info/our_network/index.html
Description: Lists more than 1300 non-governmental organizations, schools, clinics, and other types of
organizations related to deaf children or deaf adults.
On-line Deaf Web Directory
http://www.deafwebsites.com/
Description: This directory can lead you to on-line forums, mailing lists, and chat groups for deaf people around
the world. Has links to forums and organizations in 40 countries.
World Deaf Directory
http://www.deafconnect.com/deaf/organizations.html
Description: Lists a few dozen deaf organizations in North America, South America, Asia, and elsewhere.
Deaf Culture Around the World
http://www.deaflinx.com/WorldWide/world.html
Description: Links to organizations of deaf Native American Indians and to deaf organizations in more than 20
countries around the world.
Deaf Organizations in Thailand
http://nadt.thport.com/linksth.html
Description: The National Association of the Deaf in Thailand offers a list of links to more, local-level deaf
organizations in Thailand. This list is available in both English and Thai, but the Thai list is typically more up-todate.
Deaf Websites
http://www.deafwebsites.com/
Description: Links to events, organizations, on-line forums, news and other deaf-related on-line resources in the
United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and a few dozen other countries.
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National Asia Deaf Congress
http://www.nadc-usa.org/index.php/links.html
Description: Links to a few deaf organizations in Asia and the United States.
DanishKadah Hosted Websites
http://www.danishkadah.org.pk
Description: DanishKadah offers free web hosting and web development services to a few, selected deaf and
disability organizations in Pakistan and other countries. Its website links to the organizations it supports.
Pakistan Government List of NGOs
http://www.ngosinfo.gov.pk
Description: The Pakistan government assembled this list of non-governmental organizations in Pakistan, including
some deaf-related NGOs. Much of the information in this website may be incomplete or inaccurate.
Disability Organizations in Delhi, India
http://www.udaan.org/parivaar/orgdelhi.html
Description: This website lists disability-related non-governmental organizations in the Delhi region of India.
Includes deaf-related organizations.
http://www.fenascol.org.co/index.php/asociaciones_afiliadas
Description: The Federation Nacional de Sordos de Colombia has 25 local-level affiliate associations in Colombia.
These are listed at the link above.
Deaf Schools and Interpreters in Colombia
http://www.sordoscolombianos.com/
Description: This website, “Sordos Colombianos,” can help you find deafness-related resources in Colombia.
Click on the link for “Institutos” for deaf schools or on the link for “Interpretes” for intérpreters. Or explore the
rest of the site for information on legislation, news, events, and more.
Deaf Organizations in Austria and Elsewhere
http://www.oeglb.at/links
Description: The website for Österreichische Gehörlosenbund (ÖGLB) in Austria offers links to more deaf
organizations in Austria and other countries.
Surdos Info
http://www.surdosinfo.hpg.ig.com.br/
Description: A sign language interpreter has assembled a list of dozens of links to deaf-related websites in
Portuguese, Spanish, English, and other languages. It is unclear how up-to-date this website is.
European Associations of Teachers of the Deaf
http://www.feapda.org/contact.htm
Description: Links to various associations of teachers of deaf students in Europe and other associations that work
with deaf people.
European Federation of Hard of Hearing People
http://www.efhoh.org/members/
Description: EFHOH has 20 general member organizations throughout Europe. Consult this page for more
national-level organizations of hard of hearing people in Europe.
Yellowstar’s Deaf-Related Websites
http://www.yellowstar.com/websites.htm
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Description: Links to a few dozen deaf-related organizations, deaf schools, and publications. Most links are in the
United States, but a few are in other countries.
DeafLinks
http://www.dgsd.de/Deaf/index.html
Description: Links to dozens of deaf and deafblind-related, including organizations of deaf people; organizations
for sign language interpreters; websites about various sign languages; news and magazines for deaf people;
information about captioning; academic research in deaf studies and sign language linguistics; and more. Many
links are in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. Some links are in other regions, including the US, Canada, Asia,
Latin America, and elsewhere.
Links in Australia
Interested in the Australian deaf community? Many different websites can help you find more organizations and
other deaf-related resources in Australia. Here are some you can try:
http://www.deafnessforum.org.au/index.php?q=links
http://www.betterhearingsydney.org.au/component/option,com_weblinks/catid,19/Itemid,37/
http://www.betterhearingaustralia.org.au/index.php?id=11
http://www.vicdeaf.com.au/links
http://deafness.about.com/cs/travel/a/australia.htm
Links in Ireland
http://www.kerrydeaf.com/links/index.html
Description: Find links to deaf organizations and other deaf-related resources in Ireland.
Links in United Kingdom
http://www.kerrydeaf.com/links/index2.html
Description: Find links to deaf organizations and other deaf-related resources in the United Kingdom and
internationally.
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Deaf Informational Resources
Reports on the Living Situation of Deaf People
o International-Level Reports
o Deaf People in Africa
o Deaf People in Latin America
o Deaf People in Asia
o Deaf People in Europe
Websites with More Informational Resources
Reports on the Living Situation of Deaf People
Deaf People in Africa
Deaf People in Latin America
Deaf People in Asia
Deaf People in Europe
Deaf People and Human Rights
http://www.wfdeaf.org/projects.html
Description: The World Federation of the Deaf released this report on the human rights situation of Deaf people in
93 countries in January 2009. Available in both English and Spanish in either Word format or PDF format. Also
available in international sign language. Also see reports for individual regions such as Eastern Europe, Africa,
Asia, Arab region, etc.
Deaf in Developing Countries
http://www.wfdeaf.org/pdf/fact_deafdevelop.pdf
Description: This one-page document summarizes the general challenges that deaf people experience in developing
countries.
Deaf People in Developing Countries
http://www.dpdc.frontrunners.dk/index.htm
Description: This web site, available in both English and International Sign Language, is targeted at deaf people in
developing countries. This web site has a list of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that support developing
countries; and governments that support developing countries.
International Disability Rights Compendium (PDF format, 3.5 Mb)
http://www.idrmnet.org/pdfs/CIR_COMP.PDF
Description: This 298-page report provides a comparative analysis of the living conditions of, and legal protections
for, people with disabilities in 52 countries. Includes discussion of issues related to deaf people. Countries include:
Argentina, Australia, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Germany, India, Iran, Israel,
Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and
Zimbabwe. Also includes an overview of conditions in the sub-Saharan Africa region and in the European Union.
World Association of Sign Language Interpreters Country Reports 2007 (PDF format, 2.8
Mb)
http://tinyurl.com/WASLI2007
Description: This report shares information about the situation of sign language interpreters for deaf people in
Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Kenya,
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Lithuania, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand/Aotearoa, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Northern Ireland,
Palestine, Romania, Scotland, Serbia, Sweden, Tanzania, Uganda, the USA, and Wales.
World Association of Sign Language Interpreters Country Reports 2005 (PDF format, 1
Mb)
http://tinyurl.com/WASLI2005
Description: This report shares information about the situation of sign language interpreters for deaf people in
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hong
Kong, Japan, Lithuania, Kenya, Madagascar, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Palestine, Saudi Arabia,
Scotland, Spain, Tanzania, Uganda, the USA, and Wales.
Reports about Deaf People in Africa
Report on Continental-Wide Sensitization Workshop on HIV/AIDS for Deaf Population in
Africa (PDF format, 143 Kb)
http://tinyurl.com/Africa-HIV-Deaf
Description: This report provides information about the challenges of educating deaf people in Africa, including
deaf women, about HIV/AIDS and the strategies being used to reach them. Summarizes the results of a workshop on
HIV/AIDS for deaf people across Africa.
State of Disabled People’s Rights in Kenya (2007) Report
http://www.yorku.ca/drpi/Kenya07.html#startContent
Description: This This report discusses the human rights situation of people with disabilities in Kenya. Includes
some brief references to deaf people throughout the text. Analyzes national and regional Kenyan legislation on
disability; government programs and policies; and case law. Also summarizes the results of interviews with people
with disabilities, and some deaf people, from three selected regions within Kenya including Nairobi, Rift Valley, and
Nyanza.
HIV and AIDS and Disability (PDF format, 1.4 MB)
http://tinyurl.com/Namibia-HIV
Description: This 32-page report discusses HIV/AIDS in relation to deaf and hard of hearing people as well as
people with visual impairments, intellectual disabilities, and mobility impairments. Includes content on women with
disabilities. Disseminted by the National Federation for People with Disabilities in Namibia (NFPDN).
Double burden: a situation analysis of HIV/AIDS and young people with disabilities in
Rwanda and Uganda (PDF format, 282 KB)
http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/en/docs/Double_Burden.pdf
Description: This 76-page report discusses the situation of young people with disabilities in Rwanda and Uganda in
relation to HIV/AIDS. Includes some references to the situation of young deaf people in relation to safer-sex
education programs. Published by Save the Children UK in 2004.
Reports about Deaf People in Latin America
IDRM: Regional Report of the Americas (PDF format, 9.8 Mb)
http://www.idrmnet.org/pdfs/IDRM_Americas_2004.pdf
Description: This report documents the living situation of people with disabilities in 24 countries throughout the
American continents. Includes references to the situation of deaf people throughout. Available both in English and
in Spanish. The International Disability Rights Monitor Research network in the Americas is currently in the
process of updating this 2004 report.
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Sordos Colombianos
http://www.sordoscolombianos.com/
Description: This website can help you find deafness-related information and resources in Colombia. Explore its
links for information about Colombian legislation, news, events, interpreters, education, schools, sports, cultural
arts, and more.
Reports about Deaf People in Asia
IDRM: Regional Report of Asia (PDF format, 4.7 Mb)
http://www.idrmnet.org/pdfs/CIR_IDRM_Asia_05.pdf
Description: This 218-page report discusses laws affecting the rights of people with disabilities in Cambodia,
China, India, Japan, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. Includes some references to deaf people throughout.
Pacific Sisters with Disabilities: at the Intersection of Discrimination (PDF format, 981 Kb)
http://www.undppc.org.fj/_resources/article/files/Final%20PSWD%20BOOKLET.pdf
Description: This 90-page report summarizes the situation of women with disabilities in 22 countries and territories
in the Pacific region. Discusses the impact of discrimination on the ability of Pacific women with disabilities to
access education, health care, and information, or escape violence. Includes a few, very brief references to deaf
people and sign language.
Reports on Deaf People in Europe
IDRM: Regional Report of Europe (PDF format, 5.8 Mb)
http://www.idrmnet.org/pdfs/IDRM_Europe_2007.pdf
Description: This 687-page report summarizes the situation of people with disabilities in 14 European countries.
Discusses the extent to which people with disabilities are included in society. Includes many references to deaf
people throughout the document.
Websites with More Informational Resources
Want to find more informational resources of interest to deaf individuals and the organizations that work with
them? Try some of the following links.
Fundraising Tools and Resources
http://www.disabilityrightsfund.org/resources-fundraising.html
Description: How can deaf organizations design better projects; monitor and evaluate their own work; raise funds
for program activities; and write grant proposals? Follow this link to find many toolkits, manuals, and other
resources that may help you learn how.
CRPD and Human Rights Tools and Resources
http://www.disabilityrightsfund.org/resources-crpdtools.html
Description: What is the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)? How can it help people
with disabilities and deaf people? How can deaf organizations and disability organizations encourage their country
government to sign, ratify, and implement the CRPD? Follow this link to find toolkits, manuals, and other
informational resources that can help.
People with Disabilities in Developing Countries
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http://www.disabilityrightsfund.org/resources-reports.html
Description: Want to learn more about the living conditions that people with disabilities, and deaf people,
experience in countries around the world? This link will lead you to more informational resources on the web that
can help.
We Can Do blog (Disability, poverty, human rights, and international development)
http://wecando.wordpress.com
Description: This blog site periodically posts announcements about conferences, funding opportunities, scholarship
opportunities, education and training opportunities, news, informational resources, and toolkits and manuals of
interest to deaf and disability advocates in developing countries.
Disability, Poverty, and Development
http://www.asksource.info/res_library/disability.htm
Description: Follow this link to find hundreds of informational resources about people with disabilities, and deaf
people, in relation to topics such as poverty; human rights; international development; inclusive education; the
Millinneum Development Goals; emergency situations and disability; adolescence; HIV/AIDS; rehabilitation;
gender; sexuality; mental health; nutrition; child development; and community based rehabilitation; and more.
Case Studies of Projects with Deaf Children
http://tinyurl.com/Case-Studies-Children
Description: This web page will lead you to case studies of projects that have been successful in helping deaf
children in various developing countries. Offered at the website for Deaf Child Worldwide
(http://www.deafchildworldwide.info).
Library of Resources on Deaf Children
http://tinyurl.com/Library-Children
Description: This link at the Deaf Child Worldwide website can help you find a few dozen articles about deaf
children around the world.
Resources on Inclusive Education
http://www.eenet.org.uk/search/search.shtml
Description: This search engine at the Enabling Education Network website can lead you to articles and other
informational resources related to inclusive education in developing countries. Try a key word search for “deaf”or
for “sign language.”
Deaf Research Help
http://library.gallaudet.edu/Library/Research_Help/Deaf_Research_Help.html
Description: The Gallaudet University library created this web page to help people who are doing academic
research about topics related to deaf people, deaf culture, and deafness-related topics.
Gallaudet University Archives
http://archives.gallaudet.edu/
Description: Consult the Gallaudet University Archives for tools that can help you find more information and
research about deaf people.
International Deaf Events
http://www.wfdeaf.org/calendar.html
Looking for international deaf-related events? Check this page at the World Federation of the Deaf website.
Sahaya Deaf Kenya
Jacquilyn Odwesso
PO Box 11972- 00100 Nairobi Kenya.
Phone: 254-0720-695-072
SMS: 254-0733-646-817
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[email protected]
[email protected]
http://www.sahaya.org/deaf
Description: The website for this organization has materials related to sexuality and HIV/AIDS for deaf people.
Their Deaf Peer’s Education Manual (PDF format, 6.4 Mb) can be used to educate deaf people about sexual issues
and HIV/AIDS. This manual can be downloaded from the web for free.
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Index
This index is provided to assist you in quickly locating specific types of resources, such as organizations of
deafblind people or deaf women, that are not otherwise indicated in the table of contexts.
The index indicates location by country, page number, and column. For example “Australia p. 24L” means to look
under the section on the country of Australia on page 24 on the left column, and “DR Congo p. 36R” means to look
under “Congo, Democratic Republic of” on page 36 in the right column.
DEAF CULTURAL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
Australia p. 24L, Cambodia p. 31L, China p. 32R-33L, DR Congo p. 36R, Iran p. 52L, Philippines p.
77L, Slovak Republic p. 80L, Sordos Colombianos p. 99
DEAF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
DR Congo p. 36R-37L, Honduras p. 48L, Kenya p. 56R-57L, Lebanon p. 62L, Uganda p. 86L
DEAF SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS
International Deaf p. 15R, Australia p. 23L, Cameroon p. 31R, Chile p. 32R, China p. 32L-33R, DR
Congo p. 36R, Estonia p. 433L, Gambia p. 45L, India p. 49L, Iran p. 52L, Mali p. 56L, Qatar p. 78R,
Tanzania p. 83R, Uruguay p. 90R, Sordos Colombians p. 99
DEAF WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS, COMMITTEES, AND RESOURCES
International Deaf p. 15R, Disability Awareness in Action p. 19L, DR Congo p. 34L & 35L, El
Salvador p. 43L, Gambia p. 45L & 45R, India p. 49L, Kenya p. 55R & 56 L, Lebanon p. 62L, Mali p.
66R, Nepal p. 69R & 70L & p. 70R, Zambia p. 91R, Reports on Africa p. 98, Reports on Asia p. 99
DEAFBLIND ORGANIZATIONS AND RESOURCES
International Deaf p. 14L & 15L, Australia p. 24L, Sense International India p. 25L, Sense
International Latin America p .29, Colombia p. 33R, Denmark p. 42L, Ethiopia p. 43R, Finland p.
44R, Guatemala p. 47R, India p. 50L, Ireland p. 53L, Israel p. 54L, Italy p. 54L, Jordan p. 54R,
Kenya p. 56R & 57R, Peru p. 76R, Romania p. 78R, Tanzania p. 83L, Uganda p. 85L & 85R, United
Kingdom p. 88L, Uruguay p. 90L & 91L, DeafLinks p.96
INDIGENOUS DEAF PEOPLE
Deaf Culture Around the World p. 94
INTERPRETERS’ ORGANIZATIONS
International Deaf p. 15L & 16R, Cambodia p. 30R, DR Congo p. 37R, Ethiopia p. 43R, Gambia p.
45R, Hungary p. 48R, Jordan p. 54R, Kenya p. 55R & 60L-60R, Madagascar p. 64L & 65L, Mexico
p. 67L-68R, New Zealand p. 72L, Philippines p. 77L, South Africa p. 81L, Uruguay p. 88R-89L &
89R, Zambia p. 91R, Deaf Schools and Interpreters in Colombia p. 95, Deaf Links p. 96, International
Reports p. 97-98, Sordos Colombianos p. 99
PARENTS’ ORGANIZATIONS AND RESOURCES
DR Congo p. 37L-38R, Ireland p. 53L, Kenya p. 56L & 57L-57R, Lebanon p. 62L, Mauritius p. 66R,
Mexico p. 67L-67R, Pakistan p. 75L, Poland 77R, South Africa p. 81R-82L, Uganda p. 85L & 85R,
United Kingdom p. 86R-87L, United States p. 89R, Uruguay p. 90L
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RESEARCH RESOURCES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND “THINK TANKS”
Rehabilitation International p. 17L, WID p. 17R, Cambodia p. 30R-31L, Canada p. 32L, France p.
45L, Kenya p. 55R, Philippines p. 77L & 77R, Saudi Arabia p. 79R, United Kingdom p. 87R,
Uruguay p. 90L-90R, DeafLinks p. 96, Reports on the Living Situation of Deaf People p. 97-99, Deaf
Research Help p. 100, Gallaudet University Archives p. 100
SCHOOLS THAT SERVE DEAF CHILDREN
Angola p. 21, Bolivia p. 29, Burundi p. 30, Cameroon p. 31-32, Colombia p. 33, DR Congo p. 38-40,
Ethiopia p. 43, Fiji p. 44, Gambia p. 45, Ghana p. 47, Ireland p. 53, Kenya p. 57-61, Lebanon p. 6263, Madagascar p. 65, Maldives p. 66, Mexico p. 67, Nepal p. 71, Pakistan p. 75, Philippines p. 77,
Tonga p. 84, Uganda p. 86, Uruguay p. 90-91, Zimbabwe p. 92
SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES AND OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS
WRAD Inc p. 15R, Australia p. 22R & 23L & 23R, Cambodia p. 30R-30L, Canada p. 32L, DR
Congo p. 34R & 35L & 35R & 37R, Ethiopia p. 43R, Finland p..44R, Guatemala p. 47R, Hong Kong
p. 48R, Hungary p. 48R, Ireland p. 53, Israel p. 53R, Kenya p. 55L & 56L, Macau p. 63R-64L,
Mongolia p. 68L, Nepal p. 69R-70L, New Zealand p. 72L, Papua New Guinea p. 76L, Poland p. 77R,
South Africa p. 81-82, Uganda p. 85L & 85R, United Arab Emirates p. 87L-87R, Zambia p. 91R
TEACHERS’ ORGANIZATIONS
International Deaf Organizations p. 16R, DR Congo p. 38L & 40R, Kenya p. 55R, Philippines p. 77R,
European Association of Teachers of the Deaf p. 95
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operates four different programs: the English Language Institute (ELI), which teaches English and American Sign
Language to deaf international students; the Global Education and Scholar Services (GESS), which promotes
international exchange programs to and from Gallaudet University; the International Outreach program; and
International Student Services.
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